To use Fzf in Julia REPL, you don't have to use this pacakge if you're already a user of OhMyREPL.jl. Keep reading if you want to use Fzf for your own package or don't want to use OhMyREPL but still want Fzf search.
julia> using JLFzf
julia> a = JLFzf.inter_fzf(["a", "b", "c"], "--read0")
# interactive session happens here, --read0 because we could be searching for multi-line commands in history
"b"
julia> @show a
a = "b"
"b"also try JLFzf.inter_fzf(JLFzf.read_repl_hist())
import REPL
import REPL.LineEdit
import JLFzf
const mykeys = Dict{Any,Any}(
# primary history search: most recent first
"^R" => function (mistate, o, c)
line = JLFzf.inter_fzf(JLFzf.read_repl_hist(),
"--read0",
"--tiebreak=index",
"--height=80%");
JLFzf.insert_history_to_repl(mistate, line)
end,
)
function customize_keys(repl)
repl.interface = REPL.setup_interface(repl; extra_repl_keymap = mykeys)
end
atreplinit(customize_keys)
when in REPL, press Ctril-R to start a search, mode will be automatically switched upon
selecting search results (Pkg>, Help> etc.).