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https://github.com/albert26193/fuzzy-shell
A tool to enchance your shell
https://github.com/albert26193/fuzzy-shell
bash fuzzy fzf-scripts linux-shell macos shell-scripts zsh
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A tool to enchance your shell
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/albert26193/fuzzy-shell
- Owner: Albert26193
- Created: 2024-07-11T17:25:20.000Z (3 months ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2024-08-18T09:47:51.000Z (about 1 month ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-09-28T07:40:21.268Z (about 6 hours ago)
- Topics: bash, fuzzy, fzf-scripts, linux-shell, macos, shell-scripts, zsh
- Language: Shell
- Homepage: https://fuzzy.albert.cool/
- Size: 3.01 MB
- Stars: 0
- Watchers: 1
- Forks: 0
- Open Issues: 0
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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README
# Fuzzy Shell Documentation
- Doc Site: [fuzzy shell doc site](https://fuzzy.albert.cool/)
- 中文站点：[fuzzy shell 文档](https://fuzzy.albert.cool/zh/)
> [!TIP]
> 1. `fuzzy_shell` combines the `fd` and `fzf` tools, making it more user-friendly.
> 2. `fuzzy_shell` offers fuzzy jumping, editing, and file searching capabilities.
## 1. Installation
### 1.1 Quick Start
```sh
# clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/Albert26193/fuzzy-shell.git
# install on Linux
cd fuzzy-shell && sudo bash install/install.sh
# install on Mac (no sudo)
cd fuzzy-shell && bash install/install.sh
```
- After installation, if you see the following configuration automatically added to `~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc`, the installation is successful 🎉:
```sh
# ~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc
#------------------- fuzzy-shell -------------------
source "${HOME}/.fuzzy_shell/scripts/export.sh"
alias "fs"="fuzzy --search"
alias "fj"="fuzzy --jump"
alias "fe"="fuzzy --edit"
alias "fh"="fuzzy --history"
```
Run `source ~/.bashrc` or `source ~/.zshrc` to make the configuration effective.
Type `fj` or `fuzzy --jump` to use the fuzzy jump feature.
### 1.2 Dependencies
- For MacOS users, `brew` needs to be pre-installed.
- The minimum version requirement for `zsh` is `5.2.0`, and for `bash` is `4.2.0`
- It's recommended to pre-install `fd` and `fzf` using a package manager. If not pre-installed, you can use the `fd` and `fzf` binary files that come with `fuzzy_shell`
## 2. Usage
Your shell configuration file (`~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc`) has already added aliases for `fuzzy_shell`, which can be used directly.
Enter `fuzzy --help` to view help information.
```sh
# fuzzy --help
Usage: fuzzy [option] [args]
Options:
-s, --search [keyword1] [keyword2] [keyword3], namely fuzzy search
-H, --history , namely fuzzy history search
-j, --jump [keyword1] [keyword2] [keyword3], namely fuzzy jump
-e, --edit [keyword1] [keyword2] [keyword3], namely fuzzy edit
```
> [!NOTE]
> - The following three features, `fuzzy jump`, `fuzzy edit`, and `fuzzy search`, will call the `fd` and `fzf` tools. `fd` is used for file searching, and `fzf` is used for interactive file selection.
> - The index range, ignore files, etc., can be configured in `~/.fuzzy_shell/config.env`.
> - Path parameters do not need to match precisely, only fuzzy matching is required.
### 2.1 Fuzzy Jump
- `fuzzy jump` is used for fuzzy jumping to a specified directory or the directory containing a specified file.
```sh
# fuzzy jump to the directory which contains 'keyword1' and 'keyword2', 'keyword3'
fuzzy --jump keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
```
### 2.2 fuzzy edit Fuzzy Edit
- `fuzzy edit` is used for fuzzy editing of specified files.
- The default editor is `vim`, which can be configured in `~/.fuzzy_shell/config.env`, such as `nvim`, etc.
```sh
# fuzzy edit the file which contains 'keyword1' and 'keyword2', 'keyword3'
fuzzy --edit keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
```
### 2.3 Fuzzy Search
- `fuzzy search` is used for fuzzy searching of specified files.
```sh
# fuzzy search the file which contains 'keyword1' and 'keyword2', 'keyword3'
fuzzy --search keyword1 keyword2 keyword3
```
- Its return result can be passed as an argument to other commands. For example, trying to delete the `some-file` file in the `my-path` directory:
```sh
rm $(fuzzy --search my-path some-file)
# If you have made an alias in shellrc (~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc), it can be simplified to
rm $(fs my-path some-file)
```
> [!NOTE]
> - `fuzzy history` will call `fzf` and `history`. `history` is used to retrieve historical records, and `fzf` is used for interactive file selection.
### 2.4 fuzzy history Fuzzy History Search
- `fuzzy history` is used for fuzzy searching of current shell history records.
- No parameters are needed, just call it directly.
```sh
# fuzzy search the history
fuzzy --history
```
## 3. Configuration
- The configuration file for `fuzzy_shell` is located at `~/.fuzzy_shell/config.env`, where you can configure the search range of `fd`, ignore files, etc.
- Four parameters can be configured:
1. `fs_search_dir`: Search range, i.e., the search path for `fd`.
2. `fs_search_ignore_dirs`: Ignore files, i.e., the ignore files for `fd`.
3. `fs_preview`: Whether to enable the preview feature, generally recommended to be enabled unless there's severe lag.
4. `fs_editor`: Editor, i.e., the editor for `fuzzy edit`.
- The default configuration is as follows:
```sh
# ~/.fuzzy_shell/config.env
#!/bin/bash
# in which dir to search
fs_search_dirs=(
"${HOME}"
#"CodeSpace"
)
# within search range, which dir to ignore
fs_search_ignore_dirs=(
"Downloads"
"Desktop"
"Documents"
".git"
".local"
".m2"
".gradle"
".wns"
".nvm"
".npm"
".nrm"
".red-hat"
".oh-my-zsh"
".github"
".cache"
".cargo"
".rustup"
".vscode"
".vscode-insiders"
".vscode-server-insiders"
".vscode-server"
".vscode-oss"
".vscode-oss-insiders"
"lib"
"node_modules"
"pkg"
"bin"
"dist"
"pkgs"
"from-github"
"assets"
"image"
"images"
"static"
"data"
"raycast"
"zlt-*"
"anaconda3"
"miniconda3"
"Applications"
"Library"
"Movies"
"Music"
"Pictures"
"Public"
"Remote"
"Zotero"
"EVPlayer2_download"
)
# search preview or not, true: preview | false: not preview
# if your machine is not powerful enough(RAM <= 1GiB), set it to false
# otherwise, set it to true(Recommend)
fs_search_preview=true
#fs_search_preview=false
fs_editor="vim"
# fs_editor="nvim"
```
## 4. Notes
### 4.1 Uninstallation
- If you no longer need `fuzzy_shell`, you can uninstall it with the following command:
```sh
cd fuzzy_shell && sudo bash install/uninstall.sh
```
- After uninstallation, the configuration in `~/.bashrc` or `~/.zshrc` needs to be manually cleaned up.
### 4.2 Supported Operating Systems
- Supports `x86_64` architecture `Linux` systems.
- Supports `x86_64/arm64` architecture `MacOS` systems.
- Currently tested systems:
- `Ubuntu 18.04/22.04`
- `CentOS 7/8`
- `Debian 10/11/12`
### 4.3 Supported Shells
- Supports `bash` and `zsh`
- The minimum version requirement for `bash` is `4.2.0`, and for `zsh` is `5.2.0`
- Currently does not support `fish`, and there are no plans to support `fish` in the future
## 5. Future Plans
- Add fuzzy grep functionality.
- Add support for `git`, such as fuzzy searching for `reflog/branch/commit`, etc.
- Add support for `docker`, such as fuzzy searching for docker containers, images, etc.
## 6. Acknowledgements
- This project is just a small shell script of a few hundred lines, and the main work should be credited to the support of the `fd` and `fzf` tools.
- fd project link: [fd](https://github.com/sharkdp/fd)
- fzf project link: [fzf](https://github.com/junegunn/fzf)