A simple clone of fzf written in Rust.
You probably shouldn't. Use proper fzf. I wrote this in an afternoon to play with TUI stuff in Rust, play with fuzzy search algorithms, and play with different ways of lowering memory.
fzf is probably less buggy and probably faster. A lot more people have worked on it, and writing something in Rust doesn't magically make it fast.
THAT SAID, I've been using it in Sway as my primary program launcher, and it seems to work fine, comparable to fzf, so take that for what it is.
If you have nix, you can simply run nix build to get a musl linked, optimized executable. If you don't have Nix, you can simply do cargo build.