README.md

FZF Command Bookmarks

This is a kind replacement of the deceased marker. It uses fzf and highlight - its only requirements.

It lets you add a command in the bookmarks and then search through your bookmarks. Never forget

Installation

For ZSH you can use any plugin manager, for example for antigen put in your .zshrc before antigen apply:

antigen bundle dzervas/fzf-command-bookmarks

For bash or if you don't want to use a plugin manager with ZSH, you can just clone the project somewhere cozy and source the script from your .bashrc or .zshrc:

source ~/Lab/fzf-command-bookmarks/fzf-command-bookmarks.sh

Configuration

# Shortcut to trigger the bookmark addition functionality
export FZF_COMMAND_BOOKMARKS_ADD="C-k"
# Shortcut to trigger the bookmark showing functionality
export FZF_COMMAND_BOOKMARKS_SHOW="C-@"
# Manages where the bookmarks are kept
export FZF_COMMAND_BOOKMARKS_FILE=~/.fzf-command-bookmarks.txt

If you want to change any of the above, just add a line to change the corresponding environment variable AFTER the line that you source the script. For example, in your .bashrc:

source ~/Lab/fzf-command-bookmarks/fzf-command-bookmarks.sh
# Let's change the file path
export FZF_COMMAND_BOOKMARKS_FILE=~/.my-bookmarks.txt

The bookmarks are saved in a file (~/.fzf-command-bookmarks.txt by default, managed by FZF_COMMAND_BOOKMARKS_FILE) in the following notation:

my awesome command##This is the title

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There is currently both bash and zsh support but more tests should be conducted (old versions, weird setups, etc.). I don't use fish, so feel free to open an MR.