Fnf is an interactive fuzzy finder for the terminal. It reads newline-separated items from standard input and provides an incremental selection interface where typed queries are used to score, filter, highlight, and sort matching candidates.
It’s a fork of fzy, adding features such as 256 and 24-bit color support, configurable padding, and multi-selection.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Reads newline-separated input from standard input.
- Provides an incremental interactive selection interface.
- Scores and filters candidates using fuzzy matching.
- Highlights matched characters and updates the sorted list instantly.
- Supports 256 and 24-bit colors, customizable padding, and multi-selection.
Website: github.com/leo-arch/fnf
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Developer: Leo
License: MIT License
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