Fuzzy
Blink uses a SIMD fuzzy matcher called frizbee which achieves ~6x the performance of fzf while ignoring typos. Check out the repo for more information!
Installation
Prebuilt binaries (default on a release tag)
By default, Blink will download a prebuilt binary from the latest release, when you're on a release tag (via version = '*' on lazy.nvim for example). If you're not on a release tag, you may force a specific version via fuzzy.prebuilt_binaries.force_version. See the latest release for supported systems. See prebuilt_binaries section of the reference configuration for more options.
You may instead install the prebuilt binaries manually by downloading the appropriate binary from the latest release and placing it at $data/lazy/blink.cmp/target/release/libblink_cmp_fuzzy.$ext. Get the $data path via :echo stdpath('data'). Use .so for linux, .dylib for mac, and .dll for windows. If you're unsure whether you want -musl or -gnu for linux, you very likely want -gnu.
# Linux
~/.local/share/nvim/lazy/blink.cmp/target/release/libblink_cmp_fuzzy.so
# Mac
~/.local/share/nvim/lazy/blink.cmp/target/release/libblink_cmp_fuzzy.dylib
# Windows
~/Appdata/Local/nvim/lazy/blink.cmp/target/release/libblink_cmp_fuzzy.dllBuild from source (recommended for main)
When on main, it's highly recommended to build from source via cargo build --release (via build = '...' on lazy.nvim for example). This requires a nightly rust toolchain, which will be automatically downloaded when using rustup.