Opening files in vim from output of command
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Many command line tools can output a list of files, this is quite powerful. I often want to search for something, then open it from a fuzzy picker. This can...

Date: December 27, 2021

Many command line tools can output a list of files, this is quite powerful.
I often want to search for something, then open it from a fuzzy picker. This
can be done with fzf in the terminal, but often I am already in vim and I want
to open it inside my current session.

## Telescope
_how to pass a custom command to telescope_

Telescope is the fuzzy file finder I use every day inside of neovim. Its pretty
fantastic and easy to extent like this. This first example I am only passing in
files from the current working directory by using `ls`.

``` vim
:Telescope find_files find_command=ls
```

This brings up a normal Telescope picker with results from the `ls` command.

## More arguments
_how to pass a muli-argument command to telescope_

Adding more arguments can be done by comma separating them as shown in the
example below. This command will run the silver-searcher, search for all
occurences of nvim inside of a markdown file, and return only the filepaths so
Telescope can pick from them.

```vim
:Telescope find_files find_command=ag,nvim,--md,-l
```