My command line setup makes me feel like a hacker in a movie. :-)

https://markmcb.com/cli/tmux-zsh-fzf-ui/

#freebsd #bsd #cli #homelab #shell #zsh #fzf #tmux

David Muller shares a nifty way to access frequently visited websites using fzf -- a fuzzy finder:
https://medium.com/pragmatic-programmers/building-a-customized-bookmark-workflow-with-fzf-104e918bce8a

David's book from The Pragmatic Bookshelf:

https://pragprog.com/titles/dmpython/intuitive-python/

#fzf #commandline #books #pragprog #python

The #rust ecosystem is getting bigger with the creation #nucleo from one of the very talented #helix developers.
A faster fuzzy matcher replacement compared to #fzf and #skim.

https://github.com/helix-editor/nucleo
https://github.com/helix-editor/helix/pull/7814

nvm i'm a dumbass, i haven't realized i could do that with #fzf

Here is my favorite tool (fzf) with some shell bindings, which I'm using in my day-to-day job:
The TL;DR is:
- The up and down arrows let you cycle through your Bash history 1 line at a time
- Use CTRL + r to quickly reverse-search your Bash history
Link for docs -> https://github.com/junegunn/fzf/wiki/Configuring-shell-key-bindings
Small demo https://i.stack.imgur.com/H9wAh.gif

#bash #gem #fzf

https://github.com/wfxr/forgit - Forgit, an interactive #terminal #git experience, plugin to #fzf.

TIL: vim-fzf provides a lot more goodies than `:Rg` I've been using so far. For example `:Buffers` makes a buffer switching great aga^Wfinally 🖖.

#vim #neovim #fzf #til

My #git workflow is sort of shit enough to made me write this small script letting you selectively (using #fzf) extract files from work-in-progress branches into clean commits, referencing the og SHAs: https://github.com/aerosol/git-extract

I wrote a quick blog post about using #fzf (the CLI/TUI fuzzy finder) in your daily workflow. I hope it can help you to improve your workflow and day-to-day experience in terminal.

More posts with a little bit advanced setup is on the way, but I'm still working on it.

https://mehrad.ai/posts/20230625-fzf-can-boost-your-workflow

I often forget that C-t in my #zsh fires up the #fzf path picker, it's glorious

@Anachron
well, actually
#10ThingsILoveRightNow

#voidlinux (distribution of my choice)
#herbstluftwm (hybrid tiling window manager)
#pywal (colorschemes based on wallpaper)
#irc (internet relay chat)
#fzf (fuzzy finder for terminal)
#rofi (fuzzy finder in pretty)
#awk (text processing tool)
#inkscape (vector graphics editor)
#git (version control tool)
#gitlab (git-repo-host)

#10ThingsILoveRightNow

- #khal (cli calendar manager)
- #khard (cli contact manager)
- #irc (neckbeards chat solution)
- #rss (old-school subscriptions)
- #beets (music organizer)
- #river (wayland window manager)
- #fzf (cli fuzzy finder)
- #sourcehut (software platform)
- #yt-dlp (legal software to archive copyleft media)
- #unbound (dns server)

Can we make this a thing again?

@htothedip assuming you understood the person correctly, I suggest remembering who suggested that and never ever listen to them again.

Reason: #zsh scripts are *not portable at all*. #Python is at least somewhat portable because most of computers have python in their system dependencies.

#Zsh is fringe (as #fish is) and a lot of the magic of #zsh is replicated with #fzf.

Anyhow... I find that the optimum portability for me is writing stuff in #bash.

#fzf has a really neat #terminal feature! With Ctrl+R you can search through your history
#linux

A lightbulb turned on in my brain and I realized how powerful #fzf is. I am now writing all kinds of simple fzf-based scripts. Like this one:

https://github.com/pcrockett/wlan

Switch between wireless networks with minimal keystrokes.

Very impressed with "ugrep"

https://github.com/Genivia/ugrep

"a faster grep alternative with interactive TUI, fuzzy search and more ..."

Available in most distro's package repos already.

#alternative #fuzzy #search #grep #fzf #ripgrep #cli #terminal #utility

https://gitlab.com/christosangel/magic-tape
Watch YT content with this cli image supporting bash script
#linux #terminal #cli #fzf #kitty #ueberzug #chafa #yt-dlp #curl

ok, #fzf hat es nach dem ersten Test in die "gehört auf jedes System" Liste geschafft.
Nicht nur unter #Linux, das gibt es selbst für #Windows
https://andrew-quinn.me/fzf/

For the #Linux #CLI I wrote a little #fzf script to quickly look up a password manager entry to show or edit. Used like this:

lpass edit (lpass-fzf)
lpass show (lpass-fzf)

If you find yourself looking up something from a list to use as an arg, consider an FZF wrapper! Here's mine:

#!/bin/sh
lpass ls | fzf | sed 's/.*id: //;s/\]//;'

I would love to be able to trigger this via tab-completion.

«So you've installed `fzf`. Now what?»

https://andrew-quinn.me/fzf/

#fzf #cli