kapi terms occurrences

$ kapi occurrences [term-or-concept]

Show where a term is used in the project's extracted content.

The argument is a term as written, or a concept id. A concept is searched for under every term it carries, in every language, so an approved English term is found in the source text and its counterpart in the translated text.

Matching folds case, spans any whitespace between a term's words, and requires a word boundary, so "AI" is not a use of "again". Scripts written without word separators are matched without that rule. A term is also found under each form it declares, so a term "varsel" that lists "varsler" finds the plural, and a form typed as the argument finds its term.

The project must have been extracted: occurrences are read from the block cache inside the project store, which kapi up and kapi extract fill.

Commandterms occurrences

Try it

Runs in your browser against a small sample file. Edit the command before running, or press Run to execute it as shown.

$ kapi terms occurrences "content memory"

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--collection	string		only blocks in this collection
--file	string		explicit path to resource file
--limit	int	50	max occurrences to show
--local	bool	false	use resource in current directory
--locale, -l	stringSlice		only text in these locales; 'source' for the source text (default: all)
--name	string		named resource in KAPI_HOME (e.g. --name project-terms)
--project, -p	string		path to a kapi.yaml project recipe or its directory (auto-discovered from cwd if omitted)

More examples

$ kapi terms occurrences c-dashboard --locale nb

$ kapi terms occurrences "log in" --collection docs --json

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