> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.movebot.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.movebot.io/using-movebot/scan-and-discovery/searching-scan-results.md).

# Searching Scan Results

Movebot provides a bunch of standardized reports, but it is also possible to create your own reports using the search console under the files/folders view and search for files or folders.

 

Under **Files/Folders** you can see all files and folders discovered in the scan. You can then use the filter to search for files/folders to find specific items. 

You can manually use search expressions as below.

| {files.filename == "file1.txt"} | Match files with the filename "file1.txt"                         |
| ------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------- |
| {files.is\_dir == true}         | Only match directories                                            |
| {files.depth > 10}              | Match files/directories that are greater than 10 directories deep |
| {files.depth < 10}              | Match files/directories that are less than 10 directories deep    |
| {files.size < 1024}             | Match files smaller than 1KB                                      |
| {files.size > 1024}             | Match files larger than 1KB                                       |
| {files.extension == "png"}      | Match files with the extension .png                               |
| {files.modtime > 1602629811}    | Match files modified after the unix timestamp provided            |
| {files.modtime < 1602629811}    | Match files modified before the unix timestamp provided           |

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You can join queries together with an "and" operator:

```
{files.modtime > 1602629811} and {files.size > 1024}
```

Spaces and character cases are important and currently there is limited error handling.

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