git-fuzzy is a command-line interface to Git built around fzf. It combines fuzzy selection with live previews so repository state, history and changes can be searched and acted on without repeatedly entering branch names, commit hashes or file paths.
Its different views cover the common areas of a Git repository while retaining normal Git underneath. Recent development has also focused heavily on responsiveness, preserving selections during refreshes and making its interactive views work smoothly as repository state changes.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- git fuzzy status provides an interactive view of staged and unstaged files.
- Stage, unstage, add, reset and commit changes from the status interface.
- Status can automatically reload when files in the working tree change.
- Preserves selected items across passive status refreshes where possible.
- git fuzzy branch searches branches, previews their contents and checks them out.
- git fuzzy log combines fuzzy commit searching with an associated diff preview.
- git fuzzy reflog provides interactive access to reflog entries.
- git fuzzy stash searches and previews Git stash entries.
- git fuzzy diff lets users select files and drill down into their changes.
- GitHub pull requests can be selected interactively and opened or inspected from the terminal.
- Search terms can highlight matching text in diff and log previews.
- Supports full-diff inspection and configurable preview key bindings.
- Preview panes can be resized, wrapped and adapted for smaller terminal dimensions.
- Uses asynchronous reload behaviour for interactive filters to improve responsiveness.
Website: github.com/bigH/git-fuzzy
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Developer: Hiren Hiranandani
License: MIT License
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