Open hurani opened 5 years ago
Are you sure you have fd (https://github.com/sharkdp/fd) installed?
Same for me, I can't get any results; I type fd foo
and get "No results found matching foo
". I have installed fd
from https://github.com/sharkdp/fd and tried using the extension with and without setting the fd
alias (not sure if it matters). On the terminal I get near instant results.
Same issue over here on Ubuntu 19.04 using ULauncher 4.4.0.r1. Too bad, looked like a really useful extension.
I fixed the problem on Ubuntu 19.04 by modifying the following script:
_~/.cache/ulaunchercache/extensions/com.github.brpaz.ulauncher-file-search/main.py
Look for the line number 42 (it's actually spread from line 40 to 44):
cmd = [ 'timeout', '5s', 'ionice', '-c', '3', 'fd', '--threads', '1', '--hidden' ]
Now, change 'fd' to 'fdfind', save the file, restart Ulauncher and try using the extension.
I did this because I noticed that using "fd" in the terminal wouldn't work for some reason, so I looked for the file in the bin folder and it was named fdfind, so I thought: "typing fdfind in the terminal should work", and it did. Then it made sense to modify the main script for the extension.
I hope it works for you guys.
Same problem here but I didn't have fd installed and also had a bash alias set to fd for fdisk.
Installed fd and changed my alias and all is good now.
@fvcalderan's method worked for me (Pop OS 19.04) while setting a bash alias didn't, but modifying the extension script isn't a great solution. I guess there are two things the extension could do to make this better: provide an error / warning if fd
isn't installed (per #14), and provide a config option for user to set the program name (with the default set to fd
).
[note for future googlers: the extension directory has changed in ulauncher v5, you'll now find the script in ~/.local/share/ulauncher/extensions/com.github.brpaz.ulauncher-file-search
]
On Linux Mint 19.3 Cinnamon the following solved it:
I aliased fd=fdfind AND
changed fd to fdfind in the main.py at
~/.local/share/ulauncher/extensions/com.github.brpaz.ulauncher-file-search
as @fvcalderan suggested
Now I can type fd [something] in uLauncher
Thanks @torbenf, this worked for me Ubuntu 19.04, xcfe
On ubuntu:
sudo ln -s /usr/bin/fdfind /usr/local/bin/fd
or to some other destination in your path.
It works for me now, but it is a lot slower than on the terminal for some reason.
All file search commands return no results. Any ideas as to why I'm running into this issue?