fzf-oneliner-manager

A Bash tool for managing and executing one-liner commands via fzf's fuzzy search, inspired by yuki-yano/zsh-fzf-snippet

Quick start

Assuming you have a Markdown file in the following format:

# Print line number X of a file
`head -n <num> <file> | tail -n 1`
https://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/programming-9/print-line-number-x-of-a-file-in-shell-273849/

# Remove duplicate lines from a file 
`awk '!seen[$0]++' <file>`
https://linux.cn/article-6881-1.html

1. Press Ctrl + a to launch the fzf search console.
2. Use the arrow keys to navigate through the list of commands.
3. Press Enter to select a command or press Esc to exit the search.
4. The selected commands would prompt into your command line.

Installation

1. First, you need to install fzf.
2. Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/5uperb0y/fzf-oneliner-manager.
3. Open the fzf-oneliner-manager.sh in a text editor.
4. Set your preferred shortcut and paths to your command markdown file in the fzf-oneliner-manager.sh

   FZF_ONELINER_SHORTCUT="\C-a"
   FZF_ONELINER_COMMANDS="$HOME/.oneliners"
   

   Replace $HOME/.oneliners with the path to your markdown file containing your commands.
5. Add the following line to your ~/.bashrc file:

   source /path/to/fzf-oneliner-manager.sh
   

6. Restart your terminal or run source ~/.bashrc to activate the changes.
7. Type your shortcut to open the one-liner searching console.

Similar tools

Here are some similar tools that you might find useful:

• easy-oneliner
• zsh-fzf-snippet
• pet
• memo
• navi
• snippet