I use this for bash function like this:
function sdir() {
local SELECTED=$(fdfzf -t d "$@")
if [ -n "$SELECTED" ]; then
cd "$SELECTED"
fi
}
function sfile() {
local SELECTED=$(fdfzf -t f "$@")
if [ -n "$SELECTED" ]; then
kde-open "$SELECTED"
fi
}and then i do:
sdir ~/onedrive -d 4or just
sdirworks
there is also config
fdfzf -c ./config-example.toml -p custom_name_literally_anything-c needs to be a path to a toml file, and -p is a profile name define inside the config file. You can se the config example here.
if not supplied, fdfzf will search for ~/.config/fdfzf/config.toml and use the default profile.
also there is -H to show hidden files.
fdfzf -H
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