Searching#

New in version 3.9.

Advanced queries using boolean operations, parentheses, or field specific lookup can be used to find the strings you want.

When no field is defined, the lookup happens on source, target, and context strings.

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Fields#

source:TEXT

Source string case-insensitive search.

target:TEXT

Target string case-insensitive search.

context:TEXT

Context string case-insensitive search.

key:TEXT

Key string case-insensitive search.

note:TEXT

Source string description case-insensitive search.

location:TEXT

Location string case-insensitive search.

priority:NUMBER

String priority.

id:NUMBER

String unique identifier.

position:NUMBER

String position in the translation file.

added:DATETIME

Timestamp for when the string was added to Weblate.

state:TEXT

Search for string states (approved, translated, needs-editing, empty, read-only), supports Field operators.

pending:BOOLEAN

String pending for flushing to VCS.

has:TEXT

Search for string having attributes - plural, context, suggestion, comment, check, dismissed-check, translation, variant, screenshot, flags, explanation, glossary, note, label.

is:TEXT

Search for pending translations (pending). Can also search for all string states (approved, translated, untranslated, needs-editing, read-only).

language:TEXT

String target language.

component:TEXT

Component slug or name case-insensitive search, see Component slug and Component name.

project:TEXT

Project slug, see URL slug.

changed_by:TEXT

String was changed by author with given username.

changed:DATETIME

String content was changed on date, supports Field operators.

change_time:DATETIME

String was changed on date, supports Field operators, unlike changed this includes event which don’t change content and you can apply custom action filtering using change_action.

change_action:TEXT

Filters on change action, useful together with change_time. Accepts English name of the change action, either quoted and with spaces or lowercase and spaces replaced by a hyphen. See Searching for changes for examples.

check:TEXT

String has failing check, see Checks and fixups for check identifiers.

dismissed_check:TEXT

String has dismissed check, see Checks and fixups for check identifiers.

comment:TEXT

Search in user comments.

resolved_comment:TEXT

Search in resolved comments.

comment_author:TEXT

Filter by comment author.

suggestion:TEXT

Search in suggestions.

suggestion_author:TEXT

Filter by suggestion author.

explanation:TEXT

Search in explanations.

label:TEXT

Search in labels.

screenshot:TEXT

Search in screenshots.

Boolean operators#

You can combine lookups using AND, OR, NOT and parentheses to form complex queries. For example: state:translated AND (source:hello OR source:bar)

Field operators#

You can specify operators, ranges or partial lookups for date or numeric searches:

state:>=translated

State is translated or better (approved).

changed:2019

Changed in year 2019.

changed:[2019-03-01 to 2019-04-01]

Changed between two given dates.

position:[10 to 100]

Strings with position between 10 and 100 (inclusive).

Exact operators#

You can do an exact match query on different string fields using = operator. For example, to search for all source strings exactly matching hello world, use: source:="hello world". For searching single word expressions, you can skip quotes. For example, to search for all source strings matching hello, you can use: source:=hello.

Searching for changes#

New in version 4.4.

Searching for history events can be done using change_action and change_time operators.

For example, searching for strings marked for edit in 2018 can be entered as change_time:2018 AND change_action:marked-for-edit or change_time:2018 AND change_action:"Marked for edit".

Regular expressions#

Anywhere text is accepted you can also specify a regular expression as r"regexp".

For example, to search for all source strings which contain any digit between 2 and 5, use source:r"[2-5]".

Predefined queries#

You can select out of predefined queries on the search page, this allows you to quickly access the most frequent searches:

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Ordering the results#

There are many options to order the strings according to your needs:

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