fzf-scripts

This is a collection of scripts I’ve written that use fzf

Almost all of them require various tools from coreutils like awk sed cut.

fv

Lists or searches for files and opens them with a command, defaults to vim. Kind of a shortcut for vim $(ag 'foo' | fzf), lists files if no search string is given.

fzgit

Interactive git wrapper. Very much still a work in progress, but it has same very cool functions already.

depends on git

fzmp

Lists and searches for songs in an MPD library by artist, album, or playlist. I wrote a blog post about writing this script.

depends on mpc

fzmv

Interactively move files. It was originally just an experiment to see what it would be like to make a file explorer with fzf.

goog

Google search from the command line. This is now broken since google deprecated the API I used and I have yet to update to the newer version..

depends on jq and curl

ix

Uploads files to http://ix.io and allows listing and editing of uploads.

depends on curl

pkgsearch

Searches Debian/Ubuntu and Arch repos (including the AUR) and installs multiple packages.

sshget

Lists files from remote servers and rsyncs them to the current directory

wifi

List and connect to wifi networks

depends on nmcli

Install

Currently there’s no installation script, but if you clone the repo you can easily symlink the scripts here with something like:

cd /path/to/repo/fzf-scripts
find -maxdepth 1 -executable -type f -exec ln -s -t $HOME/.local/bin /path/to/repo/fzf-scripts/{} \;

Legal

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