Refer Ios Version

Keyword Search

Search across the entire repository:

gh search repos Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS

Or search issues/PRs for context:

gh search issues --repo Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS "keyword"
gh search prs --repo Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS "keyword"

View File Contents

Retrieve specific file contents using the GitHub API:

gh api repos/Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS/contents/path/to/file

Note: The response includes a content field with base64-encoded file contents. Decode using:

gh api repos/Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS/contents/path/to/file --jq '.content' | base64 -d

Examples:

# Get package.json
gh api repos/Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS/contents/package.json --jq '.content' | base64 -d

# Get a specific component file
gh api repos/Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS/contents/src/components/Map.tsx --jq '.content' | base64 -d

# List directory contents
gh api repos/Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS/contents/src

Alternative - Clone and read locally:

For extensive reading of multiple files, clone the repository:

gh repo clone Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS /tmp/ShiroGuessr-iOS

Then use standard Read tool on local files.

Usage Patterns

When user asks about iOS version implementation:

1. Identify the feature or component they're asking about
2. Use gh search code to find relevant implementations
3. Use gh api to retrieve specific file contents if needed
4. Summarize the findings with file paths and line references

Example conversation:

• User: "iOS版では地図の表示はどうやっているの？" (How is the map displayed in the iOS version?)
• Action: gh search code --repo Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS "map display"
• Then: Retrieve relevant file with gh api repos/Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS/contents/src/...

When comparing iOS vs current implementation:

1. First search the iOS version using gh commands
2. Then search the local project using Glob/Grep
3. Compare and highlight differences

Example conversation:

• User: "現行プロジェクトのconfig設定を見せて" (Show me the config settings in the current project)
• Action: gh api repos/Kurogoma4D/ShiroGuessr-iOS/contents/config.json --jq '.content' | base64 -d

Tips

• Use --jq for JSON parsing and filtering
• Search results may be paginated; check for next links
• For binary files, the API returns a download URL instead of base64 content
• Clone the repository locally if reading many files to avoid API rate limits