Blackbox Code Search
Blackbox code search is build to make developers find the best code snippets to use while building awesome products!
Blackbox code autocomplete is available in 20+ programming languages including: Python, Java, C and C++, C#, JavaScript, SQL, PHP, Go, TypeScript, Kotlin, MATLAB,R, Swift, Rust, Ruby, Dart, Scala.
Here are 4 simple steps to make sure you have a great experience using Blackbox!
Step1: Start the line with "//"
Step2: Write your question for example: "//how to get the stock data of Tesla in python?"
Step3: Once you press the "?" question mark, Blackbox will return the code snippet
Step4: Press Tab to keep the suggested code snippet
Blackbox Code Autocomplete
Blackbox code autocomplete is build to make developers faster while writing code.
Blackbox code autocomplete is available in 20+ programming languages including Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Go, and Ruby
Here are the 3 simple steps to make sure you have a great experience using Blackbox
Step 1: Open command palette (command + shift + p)
Step 2: Click on “Enable Blackbox Autocomplete
Step 3: Start coding and Blackbox will provide code suggestion each time you hit Enter
Note: For improved accuracy of the suggested code, it is recommended to start with a good comment on the function you want to build and Blackbox suggestions will improve.
Blackbox Code Search on Jupyter Lab & Jupyter Notebooks
Blackbox code search is now available on Jupyter to enable Developers and Data Scientists to find the best code snippets to use while building awesome products !
Here are 4 simple steps to make sure you have a great experience using Blackbox .
Step0: Download the Blackbox Chrome Extension
Step1 : Start the line with the comment symbol depending on which programming language you are using // , # , etc ....
Step2 : Write your question for example : " #connect to mongodb in python?”
Step3 : Once you press the " ? " question mark , Blackbox will return the code snippet
Step4: Press on the “Right Key” to accept the suggested code
Top comments (2)
Great arricle :)
Did you also try Copilot from Github ?
Yes