Description
Bring the incredible utility of FZF to Python.
Probably one of the best tools I've ever found.
Installation
Using the official The Python Package Index (PyPI).
pip install fzflib
Requirements
Documentation
View the documentation at Read the Docs
Usage
Create an FZF instance.
fzf = FZF()
Create an FZF instance, with additional options during instantiation.
fzf = FZF(fzf='~/fzf.exe', multi=True)
Change Options
Use the FZF instance to search for various options.
fzf.input = ['option 1', 'option 2']
fzf.prompt()
Set different working directory, when running FZF.
fzf.cwd: PathLike = '~'
Command Line Utility
Use the FZF Python class as a command line utility.
Note that FZF is already a command line utility and is far more powerful than this package when used from the command line.
$ py -m fzflib --help
usage: __main__.py [-h] [--multi]
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
--multi Mutliple selections. Default: False
Install FZF
This will attempt to install FZF on your machine.
FZF.install()
Contribution
This package follows a similar style found in the Python standard library of using a central class, or set of classes, to generate a set of useful functions (e.g. difflib).
Feel free to submit an Issue for any bugs, or suggestions.
Support the people behind FZF.
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