Open FZF in current directory of file I am viewing

Question

Often I am in some 'general' directory when I open files, such as ~ or Desktop. FZF by default opens the user's pwd, for example, if I have:

Desktop $ vim ~/.vim/vimrc

And I do:

:FZF

It will search in Desktop by default. How can I pass a parameter equivalent to:

:FZF dir(current_file)

Or:

:FZF expand('%:p:h')

Answer 1

You can use :Files [PATH] for this. See the command reference.

To pass in the directory: :Files %:p:h

Alternatively, you can also use lcd to change the directory for the current window, then use FZF as normal.

Answer 2

As mentioned in accepted reply, to expand the solution I add

nnoremap <Leader>pf :Files %:p:h<CR>

to ~/.vimrc