pick(1)
reads a list of choices from stdin and outputs the selected choice to
stdout.
Therefore it is easily used both in pipelines and subshells:
# Select a file in the current directory to open using xdg-open(1):
$ find . -type f | pick | xargs xdg-open
# Select a command from the history to execute:
$ eval $(fc -ln 1 | pick)pick(1) can also be used from within Vim, see the pick.vim plugin.
yay -S pickAvailable in 6c37/crux-ports.
A package for Pick is available As of Debian 9 and Ubuntu 16.04 LTS.
apt-get install pickPackage is available from the official repo.
emerge pickPackage is available from the official repo.
dnf install pickIf you are running RHEL, CentOS, Fedora 31-33, or if you are on ARM/aarch64 architecture, you can find appropriate RPMs on the RPM project releases page.
For more information or to contribute to the RPM build, see the RPM project page.
Package is available from the official repo.
xbps-install pickbrew install picksudo port install pickcd /usr/ports/sysutils/pick
make install cleanpkg install pickpkg_add pickpkg_add pick./configure
make installCopyright (c) 2014-2023 Calle Erlandsson, Anton Lindqvist & thoughtbot.
