Yes, but currently, the bindings don't support nerd font icons, and require some manual setup to get working. This script aims to provide an out of the box bridge between fzf and sesh with the following features
fzf-sesh
command to launch a sesh picker with fzf- Support fzf picker with icons and handles postprocessing of the selected session to connect to
- (Optional) replace
sesh
andsesh connect
without arguments to launch the fzf sesh picker
Clone this repository to your machine (e.g. ~/.local/share/fzf-sesh
).
git clone https://github.com/PookieBuns/fzf-sesh.git ~/.local/share/fzf-sesh
If you want to replace the default sesh
command with fzf-sesh
, add the following to your shell configuration file (e.g. ~/.bashrc
or ~/.zshrc
).
source ~/.local/share/fzf-sesh/bin/fzf-sesh
If you want to use fzf-sesh
as a separate command instead, add the executable to your PATH
.
export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.local/share/fzf-sesh/bin
-
Outside of tmux
fzf-sesh
will open up a fzf picker to select a session to connect to. -
Inside of tmux
fzf-sesh
will call the fzf + tmux tmux popup picker to manage your current tmux sessions.