I built an interactive jq TUI using fzf!

I was searching for an interactive jq editor when I came across this repo, which had an intriguing suggestion:
echo '' | fzf --print-query --preview "cat *.json | jq {q}"– An fzf hack that turns it into an interactive jq explorer.
This sent me down a rabbit hole, and I discovered just how incredibly configurable fzf is, e.g.:
- You can bind custom keys to execute non-default behaviors:
--bind=ctrl-y:execute-silent(jq {q} $tempfile | pbcopy) - You can start
fzfwith an initial query:--query="." - You can configure
fzfwith different layouts:--preview-window=top:90%:wrap - You can add a multi-line header to provide instructions:
--header=$'ctrl+y : copy JSON\nctrl+f : copy filter\nenter : output\nesc : exit'
I wonder how many different TUIs I can create with just fzf?
Checkout the code for ijq here.