robotframework-libdoc-search

You can search for keywords across Robot Framework libraries by specifying the target libraries and resources to receive a JSON payload of matching keywords. The tool loads libdoc data and scores keywords by name, short_doc, and doc to return relevant matches.

Yes, you can filter Robot Framework keywords by applying tag filters and privacy/deprecation controls during the search. This allows you to tailor results and exclude deprecated or private keywords from the returned JSON payload.

The best way to find a specific keyword in Robot Framework resources and suites is to use a libdoc search that scans multiple sources at once. It surfaces relevant keywords matching your use case and returns detailed metadata in JSON format.

Yes, Robot Framework is required as a dependency to search library keywords. The search operates by loading libdoc data generated by the framework to score and match keywords across your specified libraries and resources.

Keyword scoring works by evaluating the keyword name, short_doc, and doc fields using configurable weights. You can adjust these weights to prioritize matches based on specific metadata fields within your Robot Framework libraries.

The Robot Framework library search returns a JSON payload for easy automation and analysis. This output contains keyword matches, library information, and optional hints to help identify the best keyword for your behavior implementation.