Articles tagged: fzf
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ai-data: Let a Local LLM Write Your jq and awk One-Liners →
A zsh function that reads a JSON or CSV file, understands its actual fields, and suggests 5 practical jq/awk commands tailored to that exact file — picked via fzf, then loaded onto your command line (not run for you) so you see, edit and learn the exact command before pressing Enter.
October 22, 2026
ripgrep — The Search Tool That Changed My WSL2 Workflow →
Discover ripgrep, the blazingly fast grep alternative written in Rust. Installation on Ubuntu/WSL2, ZSH configuration, practical shell functions, and real-world use cases that will transform how you search code every day.
July 6, 2026
FZF + ripgrep: Interactive Code Search with Live Preview →
Combine ripgrep and fzf with a bat syntax-highlighted preview panel to build an interactive code search — then open the result directly in VSCode at the exact matching line.
June 8, 2026
Beyond the Monolith - Organizing Your ZSH Workflow Like a Pro →
Stop bloating your shell configuration. Learn why moving ZSH functions to standalone files improves performance and maintainability, featuring a universal project navigator.
May 25, 2026
Master your ssh command and select the host from a list →
Build an interactive, searchable SSH host selector using FZF. Learn to modularize your SSH configurations, add rich documentation, and trigger advanced custom actions via a fast Terminal User Interface.
April 27, 2026
ZSH Functions - Customizing Your Shell for Docker Management →
A collection of ZSH functions to enhance your terminal experience, including interactive Docker container management with fzf. Start new sessions, stop containers, and more with ease.
March 2, 2026
Introduction to fzf - Fuzzy Finder →
Master the Linux command line with fzf (Fuzzy Finder). Discover its powerful fuzzy search for history (CTRL+R) and file selection (CTRL+T) to boost your productivity.
March 30, 2024