FZF Usage and Examples

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[MichaelProcario]

I have heard about fzf in the context of vim, but I did not know much about how it worked. This is very useful info.

[arvi]

This is the best fzf video I've seen. Thank you so much!

[kenrod]

I started using fzf this week and I've watched probably a dozen videos about it. None of them explained the practical usage of the program as effectively as yours. While watching I had more than one epiphany. I'll have to check out more of your stuff!

[weedeater]

Holy crap. This adaptive menu script is absolute gold.

Nice.

[RedSntDK]

This is 5 years old, not sure if fzf had shell integration back then, but these days you can also do something like "eval $(fzf --bash)" to do some neat integration into the shell. CTRL+R, ALT+C, CTRL+T gets taken over by fzf, and say you type "kill -9 **" and then press tab, fzf will react to the double *'s and give you the appropriate list of PID's in this case. Ctrl+r is obviously searching through previously typed commands, alt+c acts as a quicker way to "cd" into a directory, and ctrl+t is a file and directory picker that when invoked can select and insert a file or directory pretty easy.

[arthurpizza]

Absolute banger of a video. I like this style.

[alfredoramirez]

I love the video. The last script was awesome!

[mordokai]

now add a fuction that adds functions to the menu, from the menu without opening an editor 8D

[AndyRufasto]

I really like this new normie format video.

[jerryku]

Thanks for this tutorial, but how are we handle file name with space(s)? I tried something like this less "$(fzf --print0 -m)" but fail, please help.

[toolbelt]

Awesome explanation and examples. Thank you much for this.

[jecajSudbine]

Awesome, I've learned another useful thing from you!

[tsebeengalzuud]

Great, it’s very helpful! As a side note, can you please zoom out instead of zooming in into your face. Thanks

[PestisNonSapien_GMO_exHuman]

Motivated me to play with it. I've seen it before but never did much with it.

The video format is usable. Background audio didn't drown out your voice so it's ok.

[JGHFunRun]

I have literally _never_ seen this much enthusiasm about programming. Also, I may go back to using a terminal for programming (I started using atom a few months ago).

[Dihydrousoxide]

1:30 Woah, a J cut! Hold on, was this video a "test my editing skills out" attempt?

[genkiferal]

I COULD KISS YOU!!! I substituted my ediotr of choice, micro, for vim, and it works! You did an excellent job showing us how to do stuff. Many other videos seem more like a mix of a review and a showing-off session.

[MichaelButlerC]

You're like BLIPPI for adult Linux users, love it!!

[Perciwell]

Very interesting. Good usage examples. I have had installed this tool, but until now have not used it. Now I understand his purpose and potential. Video with really useful infos. THX :-)

[lelandclayton]

It's nifty but I don't use it too often. If there was a way to add it to most of the embedded systems I use then that would be great.