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Made for Pulsar!
This package was written specifically for Pulsar and did not exist in the Atom package repository.
fuzzy-explorer
Fuzzy search files across user-defined directories.
Features
- Fast fuzzy search: Uses algorithm with smart scoring.
- Manual refresh: Cache updates only when triggered by user.
- File icons: Display file icons in the list, via file-icons.
- External opening: Open files with external applications, via open-external.
- Chat attachment: Attach file to Claude chat context, via claude-chat.
Installation
To install fuzzy-explorer search for fuzzy-explorer in the Install pane of the Pulsar settings or run ppm install fuzzy-explorer. Alternatively, you can run ppm install asiloisad/pulsar-fuzzy-explorer to install a package directly from the GitHub repository.
Commands
Commands available in atom-workspace:
fuzzy-explorer:toggle: toggle fuzzy explorer panel,fuzzy-explorer:update: refresh file cache,fuzzy-explorer:edit: open config file.
Commands available in .fuzzy-explorer:
select-list:open: open file,select-list:open-external: open file externally,select-list:show-in-folder: show in folder,select-list:split-left/right/up/down: open in split pane,select-list:update: refresh file index,select-list:copy-r: copy relative path,select-list:copy-a: copy absolute path,select-list:copy-n: copy file name,select-list:insert-r: insert relative path,select-list:insert-a: insert absolute path,select-list:insert-n: insert file name,select-list:default-slash: use default separator,select-list:forward-slash: use forward slash,select-list:backslash: use backslash,select-list:query-item: set query from selected item path,select-list:query-selection: set query from editor selection,select-list:claude-chat: attach file to claude-chat.
Configuration
Create a config file at ~/.pulsar/explorer.cson with an array of glob patterns:
[
"C:/Projects/**"
"D:/Work/src/*.ts"
"E:/Documents/**/*.md"
]
Contributing
Got ideas to make this package better, found a bug, or want to help add new features? Just drop your thoughts on GitHub. Any feedback is welcome!