This plugin can be used to create, delete, and navigate marks in bash and zsh. It depends on Junegunn Choi's fuzzy-finder fzf.
screenkey -g $(slop -n -f '%g') and simplescreenrecorder.)
If you use zsh, I recommend installing with a plugin manager. In the case of zgen, for example, simply add the following line to your plugin list:
zgen load urbainvaes/fzf-marksIf you use bash,
or if you use zsh without a plugin manager,
source the file fzf-marks.plugin.bash or fzf-marks.plugin.zsh from your shell startup file
to enable the plugin.
Bash installation example:
# Clone the git repository in the current directory
git clone https://github.com/urbainvaes/fzf-marks.git
# Add a line to ~/.bashrc to load the plugin whenever bash starts in interactive mode
echo "source $PWD/fzf-marks/fzf-marks.plugin.bash" >> ~/.bashrc
# Source the plugin now so we don't have to restart bash to start using it
source fzf-marks/fzf-marks.plugin.bashThe script exposes two functions:
- mark <mark>, to register a new mark to the current directory;
- fzm [<optional-initial-query>], to jump to or delete a mark using
fzf.
Most of the keybindings in the search window are the default fzf ones. The only additions are
- ctrl-y, to jump to a match;
- ctrl-t, to toggle a match for deletion;
- ctrl-d, to delete selected matches.
By default, the plugin binds the key ctrl-g to fzm.
| Config | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
FZF_MARKS_FILE |
${HOME}/.fzf-marks |
File containing the marks data |
FZF_MARKS_COMMAND |
fzf --height 40% --reverse |
Command used to call fzf |
FZF_MARKS_JUMP |
\C-g (bash) or ^g (zsh) |
Keybinding to fzm |
FZF_MARKS_COLOR_LHS |
39 (default) | ANSI color code of left-hand side |
FZF_MARKS_COLOR_RHS |
36 (cyan) | ANSI color code of right-hand side |
FZF_MARKS_COLOR_COLON |
33 (yellow) | ANSI color code of separator |
FZF_MARKS_NO_COLORS |
0 | Set this to 1 to disable colors |
FZF_MARKS_KEEP_ORDER |
0 | Set this to 1 to keep order of marks |
See e.g. here for a description of ANSI color codes.
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