A Featureful File Browser for Cockpit
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A Featureful File Browser for Cockpit
A modern, high-performance file manager for the terminal. Built with .NET and Spectre.Console, it offers a visually rich, intuitive interface. Designed for speed, productivity, and a smooth developer experience.
A keyboard-driven, terminal-based file navigator and launcher: Exploration at the speed of thought.
🚀 Hop to anywhere, not just words. Jump based on labels to file paths, URLs, and Markdown links from any buffer(including terminal buf)
FileFind - Advanced File Search Utility designed to efficiently locate files and directories based on a wide range of criteria, including name patterns, size, attributes, content, and timestamps.
A simple editable path bar for Finder. Click the path bar, type or paste any folder path and navigate.
VSCode extension to easily access and open files located in the same directory as the currently open file
Small file-navigator utility for Mini Micro
A simple Neovim plugin to jump between files
Bookmark and navigate between your favorite files
This project provides a comprehensive guide to mastering essential Linux commands, covering file management, navigation, text editing, and system administration. Includes step-by-step instructions, examples, and use cases for effective command-line proficiency.
Atom plugin for operating with group of related files as single file
High-performance fuzzy search library using intelligent scoring and boundary bonuses for accurate file path ranking in codebases.
Windows Explorer / Q-Dir folder-navigation history utility with local/offline storage.
edit-driven file navigation plugin for vim.
qdr (quick directories) is a lightweight bash script that allows you to navigate easily through the file system. By assigning a tag (key) to a specific path, the tool redirects you to the desired location in the current shell execution environment.
To associate your repository with the file-navigation topic, visit your repo's landing page and select "manage topics."