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

Setup

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

Compatibility

Linux

dirp was created on and for Linux. There are some development repos where you can grab it right now:

• openSUSE Tumbleweed RPM for openSUSE Tumbleweed
• Fedora 33 and other ports possible by reusing .spec file

MacOS

On MacOS, dirp was tested using go to produce a binary and was determined to be compatible.

No homebrew package exists at this time.