fish-shell VS fzf

My OS is Linux Ubuntu. My shell is fish and I love it (check out my dotfiles). It allows the creation of functions (a.k.a. aliases) very easily.

from: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/7152#issueco...

Not sure if you’re being sarcastic or not, but the actual project page is very useful: https://fishshell.com/

The OP is the equivalent of a changelog, which isn’t going to be terribly helpful to the uninitiated.

Shell tools, including, zsh, fish, etc

For part one, I noticed the input being almost valid Elm code, so I wrote a few lines of Fish to generate an Elm program. Then ran it with elm repl. Elm allows out of order variable declarations so it did all the work for me.

The fish shell (https://fishshell.com/) and its fantastic auto-completion. It now replaces bash as the default shell on all my machine and is the first program I install when connecting to a fresh cloud instance.

Turned the input into JavaScript (using Fish) by replacing noop with cycle() and addx with cycle(); cycle(); x+=, and then executing it.

and junegunn as a few nifty tools, working in both vim and cli. https://github.com/junegunn/fzf

prefix + T (customisable) - displays a pop-up with fzf which displays the existing sessions followed by recently accessed directories (using zoxide). Choose the session or the directory and voila! You're in that session. If the session doesn't exist, it will be created.

Would be neat to incorporate fzf for search.

cut,sed(GNU core utilities) Fzf - https://github.com/junegunn/Fzf MPV - https://mpv.io/ (Optional)

You might want to look into the algorithm used in fzf. It's not a Python tool, but it's the most practically useful fuzzy matching tool I've used. You might be able to port the algorithm.

i saw this package looks like it looks up a command with a fuzzy search, is it exclusive to linux? https://github.com/junegunn/fzf to

My new found love is tealdeer + fzf and this alias:

🫴 fzf – CLI fuzzy finder.