A plugin for Oh My Fish which replaces the
cdcommand with a fuzzy searching version.
You'll definitely need to install fasd. This is easiest with Homebrew, just brew install fasd.
You'll also want fzf available. Again, easiest with Homebrew: brew install fzf.
To make use of the jump marks, you'll want to install this particular jump plugin (via omf install jump, probably). The __fuzzy_cd function doesn't actually use it for jumping, but my replacement for the jump function does not include any functions for adding or listing marks. This version of jump creates symlinks in ~/.marks, which is what fuzzy cd is set up to read.
$ omf repositories add https://github.com/ttscoff/omf-packages
$ omf install fuzzy_cd$ cd JUMP_MARK [fuzzy [sub [dir [sequence]]]]Fuzzy cd replaces the cd command.
If there's only one argument to the cd command and it matches a valid path, cd will behave normally.
If the first argument is a jump bookmark, that will be used as the base directory. Bookmarks are fuzzy matched, so cd bmark would recognize a bookmark titled bookmark and use it.
Any additional arguments will be used to fuzzy search subdirectories in sequence. So cd desk pod ov 8 would locate ~/Desktop/Podcasts/Overtired/268 and cd to it.
If the first argument is 3 or more dots, cd will navigate up the directory tree, allowing fuzzy directory searching from the base folder with additional arguments. 1 dot is the current directory, 2 dots is the next level up, each additional dot is one level further up. 3 dots is equivalent to ../.., 4 dots is ../../.., etc.
If no valid path is found using this method, cd will fall back to using fasd to search recent directories.