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README.md

q.sh: a fuzzy launcher based on fzf

q.sh is a launcher for tiling window managers, that can not only run regular binaries, but also execute prefix commands.

Installing

Currently, the preferred way is to install through Nix, though just copying to any executable dir will do as well.

Extending q.sh

You can extend q.sh using any programming language. In order to do so, you need to place an executable file starting with q- in Q_SCRIPT_DIR (by default, ~/.config/q.sh).

To see an example of how to write a q.sh extension, take a look at q-pass.

License

Distributed under the terms of the BSD License