I work in a small startup (4-5 developers) and all our code is versioned with git. I am looking for an internal tool which I can deploy to one of the internal servers which would serve a basic "code search" webpage and let you search/suggest by file names etc and also display the results by syntax highlighting and line numbering etc. Is there any free such tool?
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may be [this](https://github.com/etsy/hound#quick-start-guide) – npocmaka Sep 16 '16 at 17:06
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While not free You can get a starter version of Fisheye for $10 USD.
I have had good results with Fisheye
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There is also gitweb. It doesn't have the fancy syntax highlighting but it's free.
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Gitweb only let's you search for names of git repositories. No search for files neither for source code content. – Wolkenarchitekt Jan 21 '13 at 09:50