Is this Goggle valid? I'm not seeing any results from GitHub

Here’s the configuration:

Thanks in advance.

@behrangsa

Go to: ‘https://search.brave.com/goggles/create’

and Submit your Goggle. You should get a response.


Goggles Guidance

‘https://github.com/brave/goggles-quickstart’

‘https://github.com/brave/goggles-quickstart/blob/main/getting-started.md#creating-a-goggle’

‘https://support.brave.app/hc/en-us/articles/6959189556237-How-do-I-use-Goggles’

l have already submitted it but I’m not getting any results back from GitHub, even when I’m writing the name of a source file.

@behrangsa

I submitted the link to your Goggle:

https://github.com/gogglesa/hyprland/blob/main/config.goggle

Response: “The Hyprland goggle was successfully submitted”

You might click on the “Try Hyprland” button that shows when you submit the link.

I clicked on the button; result:

@289wk Thanks for the reply.

I had already submitted it. But it doesn’t return any results from GitHub.

For example, there’s this file in the repo:

But searching for “EventBus.cpp” returns nothing from the GitHub repo:

https://search.brave.com/goggles?q=github+"EventBus.cpp"&source=web&goggles_id=https%3A%2F%2Fraw.githubusercontent.com%2Fgogglesa%2Fhyprland%2Fmain%2Fconfig.goggle

@behrangsa

Suggestion

Change ! name: Hyprland to ! name: HyprlandBSZ

… or similar notion, so the name is unique.


Suggestion - experiment, and especially with the boost values; and later, test the more specific attempts such as your /hyprwm/hyprland^$boost=4,site=github.com

Meaning, experiment with boost - to see what results in the Brave Searches. You can refine, later.


Suggested changes for now, experimenting:

! Hypr Land
$boost=3,site=hypr.land

! Tony BTW
$boost=2,site=tonybtw.com

! Reddit
$boost=3,site=reddit.com

!GitHub
$boost=5,site=github.com


Edit your Goggle. Tweak boost. Re-submit. Check results. No worries.

When using Brave Search, use simple criteria EventBus only, for starters … check results … and work your way toward specifics.

BUT, you may do better by signing-in at GitHub and using its own search.

Weird! No success!

@behrangsa

You need to experiment as suggested. You will “see the light” by using what I suggested - simply testing boost values. Try:

! name: HyprlandSA
! description: Prioritizes popular Hyprland domains
! public: true
! author: Behrang Saeedzadeh
! avatar: #01b47b
! homepage: https://github.com/gogglesa/hyprland
! generated: 2026-06-02 00:33:0+00:00

$discard

! Reddit
$boost=2,site=reddit.com

!GitHub
$boost=5,site=github.com


And for search criteria, using only Hypr EventBus ← for testing.


BUT AGAIN, you may do better by signing-in at GitHub and using its own search.

Because: General search engines can find some GitHub content, but GitHub’s own search is often better at finding GitHub-native content and more complete for things like code, issues, and pull requests.