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 3--- a/content/posts/2022-06-23-fish_command.md
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 5@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ find ~/ -type d | fzf
 6 ```
 7 
 8 Whatever fits you better, the end goal here is to get start customizing and
 9-optimizing your workflow so you can more comfortably moving around.
10+optimizing your workflow so you can more comfortably move around.
11 
12 Now, it is almost done we just need the check if the `selected` has value. The
13 user can cancel the selection (e.g.: by pressing esc) and then the `selected`
14@@ -92,9 +92,9 @@ Then type `jumpin` and let `fzf` do the work.
15 
16 Now we can jump to a folder even faster by assigning a shortcut to a function
17 and again fish comes to rescue to make our life easier. It provider a bind[^5]
18-function to bind (duh) sequence of characters to a function. Inside of you
19+function to bind (duh) sequence of characters to a function. Inside of your
20 `~/.config/fish/` there will be a `config.fish` with a function called
21-`fish_user_key_bindings` which fish will automatically execute. We will use
22+`fish_user_key_bindings` which fish automatically executes. We will use
23 that function (as the name implies) to bind our command to a keystroke. To do
24 so use the bind function:
25 
26@@ -113,7 +113,7 @@ won't need to type more then a couple of char making the whole process really
27 fast.
28 
29 This is just a jump start to using script to make your life easier. Shell
30-scripting is a powerful tool for a programmer and it will definitely pay some
31+scripting is a powerful tool for a programmer and it will definitely pay
32 dividends if you spend time to master it.
33 
34 [^1]: https://fishshell.com/