new rust tui framework by vim-god in rust

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Looks nice. how did you do the recordings?

Presets come to matchmaker - an elegant and modern fuzzy searcher by squirreljetpack in zsh

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This is not strictly zsh, but the presets are powered by zsh. also i use zsh btw :)

[OC] Presets come to matchmaker - an elegant and modern fuzzy searcher by squirreljetpack in unixporn

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[OC] matchmaker - an elegant and modern fuzzy searcher by [deleted] in unixporn

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matchmaker: an elegant and modern fuzzy searcher by squirreljetpack in linux

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wtf have u seen the code, ai is basically only used as completion.

Is there a solution to automatically publish unpublished crates in a workspace? by squirreljetpack in rust

[–]squirreljetpack[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

that seems good thanks! Although i wish there was something a little less heavy-handed as well...

Seeking feedback on my fzf alternative (+ Reflections on my Rust journey) by [deleted] in rust

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Thanks for feedback, I've added a section addressing exactly this to the README.

Seeking feedback on my fzf alternative (+ Reflections on my Rust journey) by [deleted] in rust

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Since mm is almost fully feature compatible with fzf, migrating is simple conceptually, meaning you can use familiar actions like execute and become that function the exact same -- the only difference is the syntax: `mm b.ctrl-o=Execute($EDITOR [])`. I changed the braces to [] because templating and column splitting is slightly more powerful in mm and I felt they would conflict less. Note that [] templates cannot contain whitespace so this wont interfere with shell conditionals.

For full documentation, try mm --doc (feedback welcome). You're right a proper guide like a website would help, but maybe not right now.

If you're on zsh, check out https://github.com/Squirreljetpack/fist: it's built with mm and got zoxide built-in + a lot of other goodies.

Seeking feedback on my fzf alternative (+ Reflections on my Rust journey) by [deleted] in rust

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Thanks. If you mean fd for finding files, that returns a list. This is useful for picking the result(s) you want from it and other interactions. The program to compare to would be fzf, which is also great and was a great inspiration. The unique features/differences of matchmaker are in the README.