Closed pluma9 closed 2 years ago
You could make a function
.
function Set-FuzzyParentDirectory {
Set-Location ( Split-Path ( ( cmd.exe /S /C dir /B /S ) | Invoke-Fzf ) -Parent )
}
Then you can combine with a Get-PSReadlineKeyHandler
.
Thanks for your idea. I've ended up with a slightly different but equivalent function:
function Set-FuzzyParentDirectory {
Set-Location -LiteralPath (Split-Path (fzf) -Parent)
}
Glad you got it working! There is also a new feature for ALT
+ C
where you can have similar behavior as this function. You can replace the function from Set-Location
to your iteration. I may incorporate it into my workflow.
https://github.com/kelleyma49/PSFzf/issues/88#issuecomment-1025042065
I would like to have the ability to fuzzy search a file and have the current working location set to the directory that contains the selected file.
For example, I have a directory structure like this:
├───backend
│ data.json │ main.cs
│
└───frontend
│ data.json │ main.js └───... There are times when I want to go to the backend directory to work on a few backend related files and I don't remember the name of the directory, but know the directory contains a file called main.cs. It will be helpful if there's a new command or a new parameter added to one of the existing commands that allows me to fuzzy search the main.cs file and then set the current working directory to backend.
I think this is a common use case that other people may also need.