FuzzyFileFinder¶ ↑

FuzzyFileFinder is a (somewhat improved) implementation of TextMate’s “cmd-T” functionality. It allows you to search for a file by specifying a pattern of characters that appear in that file’s name. Unlike TextMate, FuzzyFileFinder also lets you match against the file’s directory, so you can more easily scope your search.

FEATURES:¶ ↑

• Quickly search directory trees for files

• Avoids accidentally scanning huge directories by implementing a ceiling (default 10,000 entries)

• Simple highlighting of matches to discover how a pattern matched

SYNOPSIS:¶ ↑

In a nutshell:

require 'fuzzy_file_finder'

finder = FuzzyFileFinder.new

finder.search "app/blogcon" do |match|
  puts "[%5d] %s" % [match[:score] * 10000, match[:highlighted_path]]
end

matches = finder.find("app/blogcon").sort_by { |m| [-m[:score], m[:path] }
matches.each do |match|
  puts "[%5d] %s" % [match[:score] * 10000, match[:highlighted_path]]
end

See FuzzyFileFinder for more documentation, and links to further information.

LICENSE:¶ ↑

All code, documentation, and related materials in this project are released into the PUBLIC DOMAIN. Usage, modification, and distribution are allowed without restriction.