When I hit my copy command, ctrl-y using my normal shell interface, I get the line, as is:

Copied to clipboard: npm run test:cypress:open

Using this plugin, it is copying some "invisible" line number with it. I would blame my config but it works fine except with this plugin.

Copied to clipboard: 5:❯ fzf-tmux -p

Maybe this should be overrideable?
https://github.com/roosta/tmux-fuzzback/blob/main/scripts/fuzzback.sh#L17-L25

I notice my copy command is this --bind 'ctrl-y:execute-silent(echo -n {2..} | pbcopy)+abort' which maybe doesn't match what the FZF_DEFAULT_OPTS this plugin outputs 🤔

I think this is a bug in fzf-tmux, it wont take percentages anymore, only line numbers, so what I thought was 50% was actually 50 line numbers, which cause issues on smaller splits.

Sorting seem to be broken for me. In this example I use asdf to list all plugins asdf plugin-list-all and trying to look for nodejs plugin in the list.

Here I piped the output of the command directly into fzf and it works as expected, finding the longest matching substring:

❯ zsh --version
zsh 5.9 (x86_64-ubuntu-linux-gnu)

❯ tmux -V
tmux 3.3a

❯ fzf --version
0.42.0 (d471067)

Is it possible to use an alternate search tool such as skim instead of fzf?

I tried the following

fzf_popup_cmd() {
  sk-tmux \
    --delimiter=":" \
    --ansi \
    --with-nth="3.." \
    --bind="$2" \
    --no-multi \
    --no-sort \
    --print-query
}

but, I believe skim has slightly different configuration options.

Hello! I wanted to ask if there's a way to only fuzzy find within stdout from last executed command. I run a lot of tests and sometimes I'm looking for specific string inside output that gets matched from one of my old runs.

I realize that I could output everything into a file and find in there but I was wondering if I can do that strictly from stdout.

Right now changing the key assumes a prefix. It would be cool if there is a second option to disable the prefix key.

Great looking plugin! I gave it a spin and FZF pulls up fine but when I hit "enter" on a line I get the below message and it doesn't seem to copy. Can I provide any more info?

[my machine]/.tmux/plugins/tmux-fuzzback/scripts/fuzzback.sh' returned 1

Title says it all ;)

TLDR:

Disable the fzf preview window by default and add an option like for ex:

set -g @fuzzback-fzf-previews-enabled 1

Hi,

long time user and fan of this extremely usefull and clever plugin. By the way, I also use Arch ...

I dont like that fzf preview window being forced by default. Too much clutter for my taste.
I also tend to use tmux-fuzzback to "bulk collect" items.
Could be urls, or "ids" or whatever that was displayed in my long tmux scroll back buffer.
I dont use it in "popup" mode, I use it in "split" mode in this case.
Here is a silly example, where I'm collection youtube "ChannelID"s, https://asciinema.org/a/4eeL2XwAvuf2IGi37xKu5H5TU

This allows me to filter and "shrink" my tmux scrollback buffer to only a list of items I'm interested in. I then use tmux copy-mode to copy those items, all at once to a tmux-buffer. Very nice

The thing is that by default, tmux-fuzzback, has the preview option for fzf enabled.
So that on the right side there is a big block of text I dont need.

And I dont want this, as I dont need any context and dont want to preview those lines.
I just want the items in a nice list.

So I went ahead and edited "fuzzback.sh", to comment out that part

finder_split_cmd() {
  local fuzzback_finder="$3"
...
...
    --no-sort \
    # 2023-03-28 commented out to disable the fzf preview
    # --preview-window=nowrap \
    # --preview="$CURRENT_DIR/preview.sh $CAPTURE_FILENAME {}" \
    --print-query \
....
....
}

It seems to work without problems. But now I have changed and customized your script.

I would rather prefer if this was offered as an option, so that I can just install fuzzback without having to hack it.

Something like a boolean option, to enable/disable fzf previews, for example

set -g @fuzzback-fzf-previews-enable 1

And by default they are disabled, as I find it distracting.

Thanks in advance

Hi,

I've used this plugin for a period of time and I met a problem on the history search. In my case, I'd like to jump to the earliest keyword appeared. For example, when there are some compilation errors appeared, I'd like to jump to the earliest one. However, without --no-sort, fzf would mess up the result.

I've tried to modify $FZF_DEFAULT_OPT that does not work as there is no preserved position for appending --no-sort in the fuzzback.sh. I think this feature would be helpful if it could be added. Thanks.

Thanks @roosta for this wonderful plugin.

Feature Request
Just wanted to check if it is possible to add a preview(with context) of the focussed line in the fzf matches. This will help to read the neighbouring lines as well.

i tried many different config options and tmux versions: 3.2, 3.3a but it has the same behavior. tried manual and tpm installs also

Is this still maintained? I couldn't get the prefix+ ? to do anything when I installed it. I installed via tpm and couldn't get anything. I changed keybind from README but it still didn't do anything.

I tried using feat/preview branch but still couldn't get any response. Any idea as to what I'm missing?

This isn't an issue but something I wanted to share. I added fuzzback-fzf-color option to the config to have different colors instead. I was originally thinking of adding an env variable but that would require users to set it only for fuzzback and the code wouldn't be contained. Although I do have colors for normal bash, this option was kinda neat and simple to add. Basically the same way bind is added.

I'd be happy to make a PR if interested or I'm good just keeping it to myself as well but thought I'd share!

(The default colors make it quite hard to see anything for me)