rfz

Kinda fzf but in Rust using the Nucleo crate and other tomfooleries

QA

Why it's better than using fzf?

Simple, Nucleo is way faster than fzf and skim (at least on my machine, will provide benches as soon as possible).

All my homies hate find

So we use jwalk to parallelize the search of the possible paths and cut the wait time (more time to touch grass)

Now with 100% of stdin more

We implemented a fast way to get stdin

Why there isn't "insert stuff here" that fzf/skim/two_percent has?

There are 2 good reason: 1) They are actually good developer (we are not) and have years of experience 2) K.I.S.S.

Options:

• -f, --file <PATH>: Search files from the given PATH.
• -d, --directory <PATH>: Search directories from the given PATH.
• -w, --working-dir <PATH>: Search directories and files from the given PATH.
• -h, --help: Print help.
• -V, --version: Print version.

Example Usage:

• File mode

• Directory mode

rmenu

Uses rfz as a dmenu_run alternative

Default mappings (could change soon)

Default key mappings are as follows: