Fuzzy Finder App Integration for Emacs
The fuzzy-finder command starts a fuzzy finder process and calls a function
on the selected items.
By default it visits selected files.
There are a number of applications which can be used with fuzzy-finder
such as fzf (default), peco, and selecta.
There are several Emacs frameworks for selecting items that purely (or mostly)
implemented in Emacs-Lisp.
For most cases these frameworks are better suited than this package.
For example, when selecting command for M-x, opening files from the recentf
list, or looking for a function's help.
However, this package has one big advantage which these frameworks do not
provide: you can start querying and selecting items before the input list has
been completed.
You will feel the power of this feature when you start fuzzy-finder in
your home directory.
Open a new window and start a fuzzy finder process inside of it.
This package defines several variables which configure this command:
for example fuzzy-finder-default-arguments defines the arguments passed
to the fuzzy finder process.
By default, it recursively lists the current directory, starts a fzf process, and visits selected files.
This command can also be used as a function to define a new fuzzy finder command. You can pass keyword arguments to overwrite the defaults.
Execute fuzzy finder and visit resulting files.
If the projectile package is available, start from the project root directory.
Select lines with fuzzy finder and go to selected point in a git repository.
Run git grep command to generate input lines.
Currently this package does not work on Windows cmd.exe environment,
because current term.el library does not support running commands with
cmd.exe.
We sincerely welcome your
contributions for this!
This software is licensed under GPL version 3 or any later version.
See LICENSE for details.