fuzzy finds through the commands

fuzzyFindCommands.sh

#!/bin/bash

# Path to the commands file
COMMANDS_FILE=~/commands.txt

# Check if the commands file exists
if [[ ! -f $COMMANDS_FILE ]]; then
    echo "Commands file not found!"
    exit 1
fi

# Use fzf to fuzzy find a command from the file
SELECTED_LINE=$(cat $COMMANDS_FILE | fzf)

# If a line was selected, extract and execute the command
if [[ -n "$SELECTED_LINE" ]]; then
    # Extract the command using one or more spaces as the delimiter
    COMMAND=$(echo "$SELECTED_LINE" | awk -F' + ' '{print $1}')
    
    # Execute the command
    echo "Executing: $COMMAND"
    eval "$COMMAND"
fi

ls -l List files in long format
cd .. Move to the parent directory
rm -rf Remove files and directories recursively and forcefully
grep Search for patterns within files
htop Interactive process viewer
df -h Display disk space usage in human-readable format

add these commands or any commands of your choice in commands.txt file
NOTE: info about the command and what it does should be kept in a single line :)