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This looks cool! I personally use fzf [0] for a similar functionality. It brings fuzzy-search to a lot of aspects of the shell, like reverse search but also au
by wh33zle 6y ago
This looks cool!
I personally use fzf [0] for a similar functionality.
It brings fuzzy-search to a lot of aspects of the shell, like reverse search but also autocompletion of `kill` for example.
[0]: https://github.com/junegunn/fzf https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
- psutor 6y agoI was about to comment that this kinda looks like fzf + ncurses.
- donquichotte 6y agoSame here. With fzf, you don't search - you find. One of my most powerful bash aliases is alias fzubl='fzf -m | xargs subl'
- atorodius 6y agofzf for the win. It’s such a boost of productivity. Everyone who spends significant amount of times in the shell should try it.