Fuzzy directory and file browser for the shell, built around fzf.

Zsh integration

Installation

Using git (recommended)

Clone this repository (recommended location ~/.fzf_browser)

git clone https://github.com/ggVGc/fzf_browser ~/.fzf_browser

Install

Make sure this repository is added to your $PATH, i.e

PATH=${PATH}:~/.fzf_browser

Basic usage

fuzzybrowse [options] root_path

Option	Description
-r	Recursive mode
-h	Show hidden files
-q	Initial query
-e	Early exit, if only one option(best combined with initial query)
-o	Output file, instead of writing to stdout
-s	Sort output

Zsh integration

Add the following line to your .zshrc This will bind ctrl-b to open fuzzybrowse, and insert the result in the current command line.

bindkey "^b" _fuzzybrowse_zsh_insert_output

Vim plugin

Add the following line to your .vimrc.

set rtp+=~/.fzf_browser/vim

Usage

Special queries

If any of these are entered as the input string, they will trigger an action instead of selecting the current entry.

Input string	Description
.	Select current dir and exit.
..	Go to parent dir.

Shell usage

Command	Description
fuzzybrowse	Opens browser, and prints selected entries to stdout.
(Zsh only) _fuzzybrowse_zsh_insert_output	Should be mapped to something with bindkey(see installation example). Inserts output from fuzzybrowse into current command line.

Vim usage

For these commands, if a directory is selected, cd to it. If one of more files are selected, opens them for editing.

Command	Description
:FuzzyBrowse``<start_dir>	Opens fuzzybrowse in <start_dir>, or current working dir if no argument is given.
:FuzzyBrowseHere	Same as FuzzyBrowse, but starts in the directory of the current buffer(regardless of current working dir)
:FuzzyInsertPath	Launches fzf_browsers and inserts the selection into current buffer

Map	Description
<plug>FuzzyPath	In insert mode, triggers path completion using fzf_browser.

Example mapping:

imap <c-f> <plug>FuzzyPath

Configuration

See top of fzf_browser.sh for options/functions.

Key mappings:

Key	Description
Enter	If selection is directory, change to it. If it is a file, select it and exit. If multiple entries are selected, just exits(with the selections).
>	Select current working directory as result and exit.
ctrl-q / /	Select entry, regardless if it's a directory or folder
Tab	Select multiple files/directories.
Right arrow	cd into selected directory, or run file(same as ctrl-v for files)
Left arrow/ #/`	Go to parent directory
Ctrl-l	Preview selection. By default launches a less in a new terminal.
ctrl-a	Toggle showing hidden files.
Ctrl-r / \	Toggle recursive mode. Lists all dirs/files recursively from current dir.
Ctrl-g	In file-recursive mode, go to directory of selected file.
Ctrl-v	View current selection using xdg-open
Ctrl-z	(Currently only works if application fasd is available) Select recent directory and switch to it.
Ctrl-h	Go to $HOME
Ctrl-x	Open $SHELL, with $e containing current selection.
Ctrl-e	Opens $EDITOR with selection.
Ctrl-c	Abort
Ctrl-o	Go backwards in directory stack.
Ctrl-u	Go forward in directory stack.(Currently only supports one jump)
Ctrl-y	Toggle sort