fzf helper to search EIPs by number or name. Selecting it will open the EIP in your browser. See this demo
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Install fzf, a general-purpose command-line fuzzy finder.
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Clone this repo
git clone https://github.com/cds-amal/fzf-eip.git ~/.fzf-eip
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Edit your .bashrc or .zshrc startup script file. If you don't know, enter
ps -p $$
to know your currently running shell. Modify~/.bashrc
for bash and~/.zshrc
for zsh.# somewhere in your .bashrc or .zshrc file... # FZF_EIP_HOME is the directory where you cloned to export FZF_EIP_HOME=$HOME/.fzf-eip source $FZF_EIP_HOME/init.sh
For non WSL linux and Mac OS X, this script relies on xdg-open
. You can
configure this to a different browser if xdg-open
is not viable for your
setup.
For WSL2, it relies on the fullpath to the browser executable. You can change the default to use the browser of your choice in init.sh for more details.
Operating System | Support Status |
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Ubuntu | ๐ข |
Debian | ๐ข |
MacOS | ๐ข |
WSL 2 (Windows 10) | ๐ข |
WSL 2 (Windows 11) | ๐ข |
FreeBSD | ๐คทโโ๏ธ |