Installation

There a few ways to obtain dirp right now:

Go

go get -u github.com/avindra/dirp

Dependencies

• fzf
  • dirp respects the author intent to keep fzf a standalone program
  • Binding fzf directly is possible with a small patch, but again it goes against the will of the fzf creator
  • fzf is a useful package to have standalone for composing bespoke filters in your scripts
• find
  • Part of coreutils, generally included widely on various base systems

Install from a package manager

A Linux RPM for openSUSE Tumbleweed is available now, with Fedora 33 soon and others on the way.

Setup

After installing dirp, you'll want to configure it next.