Fuzzy path
pip3 install fuzzy-path
environments:
FZPATH_FILES: also list files (default list only directories)ROOT: the root directory to list
Install for shells
Install fzf by following its installation instruction.
Zsh
curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/weaming/fuzzy-path/master/plugins/setup-zsh.sh | ZSH_CUSTOM=$ZSH_CUSTOM bash
Usage
Press Ctrl+i for completion, it'll launch fzf automatically. It will only complete the last part of your input command.
Check fzf’s readme for more search syntax usage.
Support comamnds:
- cdz (the original purpose of the project)
- rmdir
- mkdir
- open
- rm
- mv
- cd
- vi
- ls
Fish
curl -sS https://raw.githubusercontent.com/weaming/fuzzy-path/master/plugins/setup-fish.fish | fish
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