Fuzz is a fuzzy-finder (à la FZF) written in Rust.
git clone [email protected]:jakobkhansen/Fuzz.git
cd Fuzz
cargo install --path .The fuzz command is now installed and ready to use.
Fuzz can take any input via standard input and outputs the selected item to the standard output. Combine commands with pipes or write scripts to create your own pickers!
Example usage:
fd . | fuzz | xargs vim # Open a file or directory in Vim (or any other editor)
cd $(fd . --type d | fuzz) # cd to a directory
git branch | fuzz | xargs git checkout # List git branches and checkout selected
git status --porcelain | fuzz | awk '{print $2}' | xargs git add # List modified git files and add selectedFuzz doesn't currently offer any built in pickers, but will offer built in pickers and a Vim plugin in the future.
Fuzz uses the Smith-Waterman algorithm to compute a local alignment score for each item. Since Fuzz is currently single-threaded it can become quite slow when there are many items and a long pattern to match.
The following values are used for the Smith-Waterman algorithm:
const MATCH: i32 = 16;
const MISMATCH: i32 = i32::MIN;
const GAP: i32 = -1;Multipliers for special positions will be added, similarly to FZF.