Where I can do search libraries on WEB, that similar search in IDE? I did not find search page on arduino.cc
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The online analog of the Arduino IDE's Library Manager search feature is located here:
https://www.arduinolibraries.info/
That website is generated from the same index file Library Manager uses:
You get widest search with Google. Write "arduino" and then the device or topic name.
Most of the libraries have a GitHub repository. You can use a search field on GitHub.
A list of selected libraries sorted by topic is on Arduino playground.
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A good way to discover Arduino libraries on GitHub is the
arduino-library
topic: github.com/topics/arduino-library. It only contains repositories where the owner has bothered to add the topic but that's somewhat an indicator of how actively maintained the project is.per1234– per12342018年04月18日 14:20:09 +00:00Commented Apr 18, 2018 at 14:20
You can search the PlatformIO Library Database. It covers libraries for many architectures and platforms, but if you add framework:arduino
to the start of your search it narrows it down to just Arduino libraries.
From there you can go to the homepage or repository for a library you want.
It doesn't have all libraries, only the ones that have been set up for PlatformIO support, but that is quite a lot of libraries now.