>  I'm going nuts with fuzzy finder trying to get it search from the current
> directory I'm in and any subdirectories.
>
> From what I've googled, I've found that I should be able to set up:
>
>  map <leader>f :FufFile \*\*\/<CR>
>
> However, whatever directory I launch vim from, the fuzzy file search now
> starts from the root of my Mac. I tried adding a dot in front to see if that
> would help but it didn't. How do I get fuzzy finder to just search from the
> current directory that vim is launched from and down?

I use the following:

nnoremap <silent> ,f :FufFile<CR>

" a leading space allows a recursive search
let g:fuf_abbrevMap = {
    \   "^ " : [ "**/", ],
    \ }

So by default, typing in a partial name only searches the current
directory. By prefixing with a leading space, the name is matched in
all directories down from the current directory as well.

For more information about how this works, see -

    :help starstar
    :help fuf-multiple-search

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