fzf is a command-line fuzzy finder that can be used to interactively select files and commands. It integrates with many Unix tools and allows quickly opening files, grepping content, finding processes, and more.
fzf is an open source command-line fuzzy finder written in Go. It is highly versatile and can be integrated into command line workflows to enable fast, interactive selection of files, directories, command history, processes, hostnames, git commits and more.
Some key features of fzf include:
Some popular uses for fzf include using it to select files for opening in editors or other programs, grepping through file contents, picking commits in git history, finding and killing processes, and fuzzy completing program arguments or shell commands.
The creator Junegunn Choi has focused extensively on human computer interaction principles to make fzf fast, intuitive and pleasant to use. If you work on the command line, fzf can save you a lot of time.
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