Hopper

A simple TUI for selecting an SSH host from your ~/.ssh/config and connecting to it. It uses a fuzzy finder to make it easy to find the host you're looking for.

Features

• Parses your ~/.ssh/config file, including Include directives.
• Provides a fuzzy-findable list of hosts.
• Connects to the selected host using your system's ssh command.
• Cross-platform (macOS, Linux, Windows).

Installation

You can install hopper using go install:

go install github.com/kejrak/hopper@latest

Usage

Simply run hopper in your terminal:

hopper

This will open a fuzzy finder with a list of your SSH hosts. Start typing to filter the list. Select a host and press Enter to connect. Press Ctrl+C or Esc to exit without connecting.

Configuration

hopper uses your existing ~/.ssh/config file. No additional configuration is needed. It will pick up hosts, usernames, ports, and identity files from your SSH config.

hopper will recursively follow Include statements in your ssh config files.

Building from source

To build from source, you'll need Go installed.

git clone https://github.com/kejrak/hopper.git
cd hopper
go build
./hopper

You can also use the included makefile:

git clone https://github.com/kejrak/hopper.git
cd hopper
make
./hopper