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I love fzf and tend to use it whenever repeatitive, non-static behavior is in play. Replacing Ctrl-R with fzf is the most basic and most useful usage. Basical
by xcambar 6y ago
I love fzf and tend to use it whenever repeatitive, non-static behavior is in play.
Replacing Ctrl-R with fzf is the most basic and most useful usage.
Basically every git command involving history, branches etc have fzf wrappers in my setup.
My latest, least common usage is having built a wrapper around KeepassX and keepassx-cli to access my secrets from the CLI with fzf to fuzzy search entries. Saves me a lot of time every day.
Thanks junegunn for theamazimg tool!
- bloopernova 6y agoMy FZF opts: export FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS='--reverse --border --exact --height=50%' export FZF_ALT_C_COMMAND='fd --type directory' export FZF_CTRL_T_COMMAND="mdfind -onlyin . -name ." alt-c/esc-c (esc on Mac, alt everywhere else) lets me cd to any directory, ctrl-t finds files via Apple's spotlight. The esc-c command is so freaking useful.