Selecta

Type <leader>f in Vim.

Selecta displays a list of files in the current directory.

Type a few characters of the filename to filter the list.

Select the desired file using arrow keys or Ctrl+N/Ctrl+P.

Press Enter to open the file in Vim.

Pipe a list of commands to Selecta (e.g., history | selecta).

Selecta displays the list of commands.

Type a few characters of the command to filter the list.

Select the desired command.

Press Enter to execute the command.

Type git checkout $(git branch | selecta) in the terminal.

Selecta displays the list of branches.

Type a few characters of the branch name to filter the list.

Select the desired branch.

Press Enter to checkout the branch.

Configure Zsh to use Selecta for completions.

Type part of a command and press Tab.

Selecta displays the list of completion candidates.

Type a few characters to filter the list.

Select the desired candidate.

Press Enter to complete the command.

Type cat $(ls *.txt | selecta) in the terminal.

Selecta displays the list of text files in the current directory.

Type a few characters of the filename to filter the list.

Select the desired file.

Press Enter to display the contents of the file.