Better handling suggestions on bash
This plugin adds binding suggestions to bash in such that it can keep the starting text and/or replace it with a query.
Just copy .suggestions.sh to your home directory and add [ -f ~/.suggestions.sh ] && source ~/.suggestions.sh to your .bashrc after the line [ -f ~/.fzf.bash ] && source ~/.fzf.bash (because this pluggin overrides fzf's Ctrl-r default begavior).
After writing some text you can press Ctrl-r or arrow up. This will open fzf suggestion's box.
The first thing to notice is that fzf will start the box with the text that you was writting.
Now three things can happen:
- press
Esc(to cancel the search): in this case the suggestion box is closed and you get your initial text back on the terminal - select and item from the suggestion box: the item replace your initial text
- write something that do not exists in the suggestion box but press
Enter: the whole text you wrote replace the initial one