fuz VS fzf-help

I use Fuz for interactively searching my note collection, across a couple hundred text files. It's extremely useful for rapidly finding code-snippets, meeting notes or specific project information. And fast, especially combined with a hotkey for iTerm 2 that pops up a terminal and lets you search within a few keypresses.

https://github.com/Magnushhoie/fuz

As a nice side-effect, I no longer worry about where I store text (e.g. with Obsidian), as I know I'll find it again if it's there. It helps using memorable keywords though.

pkgname=fzf-help-git pkgver=r23.794411c pkgrel=1 pkgdesc="Fzf extension that allows you to select one of the command line options retrieved from the commands --help documentation, which is displayed in a preview window" arch=('any') url="https://github.com/BartSte/$pkgname" license=('MIT') depends=('bat' 'fzf' 'the_silver_searcher') makedepends=('git') source=("git+https://github.com/BartSte/fzf-help.git") md5sums=('SKIP') pkgver(){ cd "${pkgname%-git}" printf "r%s.%s" "$(git rev-list --count HEAD)" "$(git rev-parse --short HEAD)" } package() { cd "$srcdir/${pkgname%-git}" install -Dm755 src/* -t "$pkgdir/usr/share/zsh/plugins/${pkgname%-git}" }