Hey Albert,
that' pretty cool. I used fzf already for searching and opening files with vim or vscode, but until now without preview. Here a short question, the preview is not updating when I switch the line? Do I need to config something for it?
NOTE: I added a ' after color=always as there was a missing ' and for me it looked like it should close the preview command.
A more detailed point: Is there a way to even go down into folders? I already thought about a keybind, which would basically retrigger the command itself, but with a different path.
The command for ls contained a typo. For the preview to work, you need to pass the path to bat using {}, that is: --preview 'bat --style=numbers --color=always {}'.
I have updated the command in the article, thanks for noticing!
As for the navigation, I guess you could trigger the command recursively when clicking on the right arrow, with the new path, and abort the current command. Clicking the left arrow would trigger ls .., hit me up if you manage to get it working!
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Hey Albert,
that' pretty cool. I used fzf already for searching and opening files with vim or vscode, but until now without preview. Here a short question, the preview is not updating when I switch the line? Do I need to config something for it?
NOTE: I added a ' after color=always as there was a missing ' and for me it looked like it should close the preview command.
A more detailed point: Is there a way to even go down into folders? I already thought about a keybind, which would basically retrigger the command itself, but with a different path.
git brs works like a charm!
Thank you!
Thanks for the words!!
The command for
lscontained a typo. For the preview to work, you need to pass the path tobatusing{}, that is:--preview 'bat --style=numbers --color=always {}'.I have updated the command in the article, thanks for noticing!
As for the navigation, I guess you could trigger the command recursively when clicking on the right arrow, with the new path, and abort the current command. Clicking the left arrow would trigger
ls .., hit me up if you manage to get it working!