- You should have
fzf
installed and added to yourPATH
variable. - If you want to use
ff
you needgrep
. If you are on a Unix machine you will probably have this by default. If you are on a Windows machine you can iunstall it usingscoop install grep
.
Runs fzf
and then opens the selected file in the current tab, i.e. it closes the last current.
Runs fzf
and then opens the selected file in a v
ertical split in the current tab.
Runs fzf
and then opens the selected file in a h
orizontal split in the current tab.
Runs
grep --line-buffered -rnwi {pattern} * | fzf
and then opens the selected file in a new vertical split in the selected line.
None by default.
I personally changed the open (CtrlO
) to f
, and mapped CtrlShift-v
and CtrlShift-h
to fv
and fh
, respect.