joshuto: ranger-like terminal file manager written in Rust.

Jeff Zhao

Last update: Dec 30, 2022

Overview

joshuto

ranger-like terminal file manager written in Rust.

Dependencies

cargo
rustc
xsel/xclip/wl-clipboard (optional, for clipboard support)

Also see Cargo.toml

Building

~$ cargo build

Installation

For single user

~$ cargo install --path=. --force

System wide

~# cargo install --path=. --force --root=/usr/local     # /usr also works

Packaging status

Fedora (COPR)

sudo dnf copr enable atim/joshuto -y
sudo dnf install joshuto

Arch (AUR)

release

[yay/paru] -S joshuto

build from source

[yay/paru] -S joshuto-git

Usage

~ $ joshuto

Configuration

Check out wiki/Configuration for details and config/ for examples

joshuto.toml

general configurations

keymap.toml

for keybindings, please take a look at src/util/key_mapping.rs for non-printable keys
for commands, please take a look at src/commands/commands.rs

mimetype.toml

for opening files with applications

theme.toml

color customizations

Contributing

See wiki/Contributing

Features/Bugs

Please create an issue :)

TODOs

Migrate to tui-rs
Tab support
Ctrl/Shift/Alt support
Asynch File IO (cut/copy/paste)
Built-in command line (in progress)
- Currently implementation is kind of janky
File previews (in progress)
- Waiting for tui-rs to support parsing ANSI color codes
Tab autocomplete (in progress)
Bulk rename

Comments

Image Previews w/ Kitty's Icat
Kitty is the terminal emulator I use and it supports images with the help of icat.

The following is what I use to preview images in both Joshuto and Lf...

#!/usr/bin/env bash case $(file -b --mime-type "$1") in image/*) kitty +kitten icat --transfer-mode file --place "$2x$3@$4x$5" "$1" ;; esac exit 0

The only problem with the script above is that Joshuto positions the image incorrectly (but the dimensions are accurate).

Lf Demo:

Joshuto Demo:

Both programs use the same script, however, Joshuto is unable to position the image correctly.

Is there a way to position the image correctly?
opened by is0n 23
Support ueberzug for image preview

ranger and some other file managers support ueberzug , ueberzug can be used for viewing images , gif and this will work on any terminal , its not terminal specific like w3m :)

https://github.com/seebye/ueberzug

ranger's image preview :

enhancement help wanted

opened by siduck 18
Show symlinked files and dirs correctly
This PR is the first part of #71. It does not contain the directory size feature, but it includes:

Show symlinked dirs like dirs, with a directory devicon

Show size of target file for symlinked files in conbination with the “symlink arrow”

Show permission flags of target file for symlinked files

This PR is much more invasive than I expected. Sorry for that. But when I started to combine the “symlink arrow” with the file size, one change led to the next.

The massive change is mostly because of the calculation of the entry strings to display, which is now done in separate functions without using the buf.set_stringn method to handle the truncation of strings.

The good thing is that the code is more testable and easier to extend, for my feeling. A downside might be that the string truncation is based on characters. I dont't know how tui-rs handles that, but I guess it uses correct graphemes instead of just characters when using the buf.set_stringn function. I could use something like unicode-segmentation instead to realize a more proper truncation.

Also, some refactoring for pub fn entry_style would be good, it really looks kind of ugly, I know.

Anyway, before putting more effort into this, I wanted to give a chance for feedback.
enhancement
opened by DLFW 16
Feature request: rename file but keep extension

I have found the rename, rename_append and rename_prepend commands. However, I usually only want to change the filename and not the extension. Could an option (maybe called rename_keep_ext) be added that deletes the filename, keeps the extension, and puts the cursor to the beginning of the line?

opened by fritzrehde 15
[feature] scroll preview with ctrl+up/ctrl+down; edit: `preview_cursor_move_up/down` was already existent ... I didnt know about it.
Hello.

Love your project. Its blazingly fast.

Is there a way to scroll down/up the preview ?

For example I want to:

scroll the preview down with ctrl+down

scroll the preview up with ctrl+up

In ranger, you could do that with:

alt+j -> scroll down

alt+k -> scroll up

If there is no way to do that right now, I would like to make a feature request.

Thanks.
opened by alexzanderr 13
add line numbers

closes #41

Adds numbers for every entry in the main window. Supports both absolute numbering (As shown on the first screenshot in the linked issue), and relative numbering (As shown on the second screenshot, again, see the issue)
enhancement

opened by Vinegret43 12
Latest Build Fails to Compile

When I run

cargo build

I get this I am on the latest version of Rust from RustUp and the latest MacOSX. This command is being run in iTerm2.

If I had to take a wild guess as to why this is happening I would say it is due to not using the latest Rust as is mentioned in this pull request.
bug

opened by gottaStartNow 11
[Feature Request] use zoxide for cd functions

I think it could be beneficial to replace cd functions with an implementation of zoxide since it is written in rust and works the same as cd with some really great additional functionality

zoxide is a blazing fast replacement for your cd command, inspired by z and autojump. It keeps track of the directories you use most frequently, and uses a ranking algorithm to navigate to the best match.

enhancement

opened by JacobTravers 10
File Preview Support
This issue will track the discussion and progress of getting file previews to work

Just some food for thought on how to design this:

configuration format

how do we configure it so users can customize it to their liking

overhead costs

querying mimetype beforehand (during dirlist loading) or querying them on the fly (possibly increasing cursor movement delays)

passing files

how should we pass the file to preview scripts

showing previews

tui-rs currently does not support ansi color code parsing so parsing colors might need to be implemented in-house

tui-rs also uses a different method of outputting text to the terminal. A buffer is used instead of directly interacting with the terminal screen. Any terminal output not tracked by the buffer is undetected and may create residual artifacts

will need to figure out how to isolate preview to the given window

enhancement help wanted
opened by kamiyaa 10
Implementation of Devicons?

I am a long time user of Ranger and I love it but I always have to install devicons to make it more readable, https://github.com/alexanderjeurissen/ranger_devicons, can this be built into joshuto?
enhancement help wanted

opened by gottaStartNow 10
Panic at unwrap()

Using latest ver. on SailfishOS. Installs from crates.io or from building on-device w/ no problem, but won't open. Gives:

"thread 'main' panicked at 'called Result::unwrap() on an Err value : JoshutoError { _kind: TomlDeError (Error { inner: ErrorInner { kind: NewlineInString, line: Some(25), co l: 13, at: Some(1035), message: "", key: [] } }), _cause: "Failed to p arse TOML" }', src/config/keymap/ke ymapping.rs:100:38"

Line 100 says:

"AppKeyMapping::default_res().expect()"

Context is:

"impl TomlConfigFile for AppKeyMapping { fn get_config(file_name: &str) -> Self { parse_to_config_file::<AppKeyMappingCrude, AppKeyMapping>(file_name) .unwrap_or_else(Self::default) } }

impl std::default::Default for AppKeyMapping { fn default() -> Self { AppKeyMapping::default_res().expect() } }"

I'm not familiar with Rust code, so not sure if the error is there, or if that just indicates an error somewhere else...

Thanks

opened by levone1 9
# Issues on **keyboard configuration**
First of all, thank you for your work. I currently use °Ranger File Manager*, but I am happy that someone is implementing a fully functional file manager written in Rust, from a performance point of view.

Description of Issue

I read the documentation about config options, so I found that:

Joshuto reads configurations from the following directories using environment variables (in order of precedence):

$JOSHUTO_CONFIG_HOME

$XDG_CONFIG_HOME/joshuto

$HOME/.config/joshuto

but I have not found those paths, neither after the successful installation of the package, nor after I launched it. I have also tried to create the folder, same results.

System Configuration

- SYSTEM INFORMATION: Linux 6.1.1-arch1-1 x86_64

- Component Version: rustc 1.68.0-nightly (574b64a97 2022-12-31)

- Installation Method: Arch User Repository package

Additional Details (optional)

Same behavior building it and installing with Cargo/Rustup. Keeping the default configuration, file 'keymap.toml' not edited.

Steps to Reproduce the Issue

1. Launched joshuto from terminal CLI (bash shell) and read output

Question:

1. To edit the configuration of joshuto, have I to edit .toml files before the bulding/installation of the package?

Thanks in advance for your support.
opened by fatualux 0
zoxide can't access directories it hasn't indexed
Trying to z inside a directory that zoxide has never accesed before returns zoxide: no match found. This prevents replacing cd with zoxide, as commands like z .. won't work.

To test, outside of joshuto, create 2 directories and access one of them with zoxide

mkdir /tmp/accessed_directory /tmp/not_accessed_directory z /tmp/accessed_directory

Then, open joshuto and try browsing to each of them. Only the accessed directory works

:z /tmp/accessed_directory --> Works :z /tmp/not_accessed_directory --> zoxide: no match found

In the same fashion, trying to access sub-folders on the home directory with ~ doesn't work, while accessing them with their absolute path works

:z /home/user/Downloads --> Works :z ~/Downloads --> zoxide: no match found

joshuto 0.9.4 installed from source as of commit 5ea87f65df0b0744ee1d01fd40e240e6abf0da77
bug
opened by Sonico98 0
Hexadecimal representation of tabs

When I try to build joshuto it always comes with this hexadecimal numbers instead of the tabs numbers on the right upper corner.

I've tried to build with "--release" and "--all-features" flags, but it always comes like this.

It's not a problem of the terminal, because with the pre-built joshuto that doesn't happen.

Does anyone have any ideas how to solve this?

Thanks in advance.

opened by rousbound 5
Is there an Option for 'leaving/quit joshuto on current directory'?

First, I want to say: I really like joshuto and appreciate the work done by this project.

The default behavior - if you leave/quit joshuto - is, that you are in the directory, where you started the joshuto session. [In ranger this behavior is the default behavior if you start the session with ranger]

Is there an option to set, that you can leave/quit joshuto on the current directory, that you are in? [In ranger you can force this behavior by starting ranger with . ranger] I really like the behavior and find it much more convenient than the default one ( 1. you maybe don't remember after hours, in which directory you did start the joshuto-session 2. If you are in a session, you can quickly go to terminal (and do some stuff there) and go back to joshuto).

opened by theCollectiv 2
Display total size of current directory

I would like to somehow display the total size of a directory's content (like joshuto does with files). Out of curiousity, is there a reason this isn't implemented directly into joshuto already? The same feature exists for files. The argument against it is probably the performance overhead (I imagine it would be terribly slow for deeply nested directories). Maybe this could be added as an option that can be toggled on or off with a keybinding (I could look into it). You're in a parent directory of directories you want to know the size of, toggle the option, see the size, and toggle back off when you want performance again. If you don't want this implemented directly into joshuto: The command du -sh "$DIRECTORY" would easliy let me do that for a single directory. But is there a way to manually (through a keybinding) call this command on a line in joshuto and somehow display the output somewhere in joshuto?
enhancement

opened by fritzrehde 0

Releases(v0.9.4)

v0.9.4(Jul 8, 2022)
Changes

selected files now indented like ranger

Use notify::RecommendedWatcher to simplify code and support BSD platforms

Thanks to @unrelentingtech

track child processes and properly close them when complete

add H, L and M vim actions

combine --output-dir and --choosefiles into a single argument

--output-file is used for all output by joshuto and can be specified what to output by:

quit --output-current-directory

quit --output-selected-files

add pbcopy to support macos file ops

Thanks to @ztlevi

inform user how many files was selected when glob selecting

zoxide support

add ctrl+h as hidden files toggle

Thanks to @Diaoul

Github clippy workflow and rustfmt stuff

Thanks to @dmarcoux

split up keymaps into different modes

default_view default

task_view for when viewing io processes

help_view for viewing help menu

Add flat command

Thanks to @krivahtoo

Add hsplit view to view 2 tabs at once

Add ability to check whether a preview is outdated and update it accordingly

Fixes

fix regular file styling not respecting theme

fix file preview showing a blank line

fix confirm_exit not working

fix open not selecting file

fix bulk_rename confirmation logic

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
joshuto-v0.9.4-aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz(1.21 MB)
joshuto-v0.9.4-arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf.tar.gz(1.22 MB)
joshuto-v0.9.4-arm-unknown-linux-musleabihf.tar.gz(1.26 MB)
joshuto-v0.9.4-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz(1.20 MB)
joshuto-v0.9.4-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz(1.34 MB)
joshuto-v0.9.4-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz(1.40 MB)
0.9.3(Mar 6, 2022)
0.9.3

Changes

add support for scrolling text previews

bulk_rename now reads TMP_DIR environment variable when determining where to save temporary files

line numbers support (Thanks to @Vinegret43 )

automatically reload directory contents when change is detected (configurable) (Thanks to @DLFW )

continuous scrolling support (Thanks to @DLFW )

cd - support (Thanks to @Vinegret43 )

support for image previews via ueberzug and kitty term

Big thanks to @DLFW , @is0n , @krivahtoo for coordinating and implementing this

command autocompletion and reverse autocompletion (Thanks to @sushi-shi )

incremental search (Thanks to @sushi-shi )

console shortcuts (Thanks to @sushi-shi )

half page increments (Thanks to @sushi-shi )

try all options when opening files (Thanks to @sushi-shi )

Docker image for building joshuto (Thanks to @kennycallado )

themes, keymaps and joshuto settings now come with a default setting if none is provided

you can now fork with xdg_open

various code cleanups (Thanks to @DLFW , @otakubeam , @sushi-shi )

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.9.2(Nov 20, 2021)
Joshuto is now published to crates.io! :100: :tada:

Changes

File previews no longer spawn threads if preview already exists

Tab switching via indexes (Thanks to @krivahtoo )

Input logic is moved from tui_worker_view to show_workers

Input logic out of tui_command_menu into input

Add a help page (Thanks to @Vinegret43 )

Add basic command history

Switch from skim to fzf

Add command to search subdirectories via fzf

Rework config structure

Add avif to theme (Thanks to @nonetrix )

Use include_str! for default configurations

Path shortener when path is too long (Thanks to @kennycallado )

Add choosefiles option to output selected files into a specified file (Thanks to @foxfriends )

Add syntax highlighting to file previews (Thanks to @krivahtoo )

Fixes

Fix parent directory not reloading for hidden file toggle

Unix permissions work a lot better

Paste overwrite works now

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.9.1(Sep 25, 2021)
Changelog

IO work shows more detailed progress

up, down, left, right keys have been renamed to arrow_up, arrow_down, arrow_left, arrow_right

Rudimentary support for RGB colors (not tested)

open_file was renamed to open

Add search_skim command

fuzzy search via skim

Add additional config directories

ie. ~/.config/joshuto

Change username to red when root

on bulk_rename, the screen will now clear first

homepages can be set for new tabs (inherit, home, root)

Add support for lazily figuring out how many files are in directories

This fixes issues where joshuto is very slow on network drives, mtp, etc.

File preview support! (rudimentary)

uses scope.sh-like file to figure out and generate previews like ranger

preview scripts can be set inside joshuto.toml

Add quit_to_cwd command

Exits to the current directory given a shell function is used

see https://github.com/kamiyaa/joshuto/wiki/Tidbits#exit-to-current-directory

--lastdir changed to --last-dir

messages are now in color instead of just yellow

keymap.toml structure was changed visually

Add copy_filename_without_extension command

Thanks to @krivahtoo

webp theme support

Thanks to @nonetrix

Add Arch Linux instructions to README

Thanks to @salkin-mada

Rework sorting system and add sorting by file extensions

Huge thanks to @makeefu , this removes a lot of repetitive and rigid code and I never thought of this solution :)

Add copy_dirpath and copy_filepath command

Thanks to @makeefu

Rework directory list rendering

Huge thanks to @DLFW , this fixed a lot of hacky code when rendering directory listings

Show symlink files and symlink directory sizes and permissions correctly

Thanks to @DLFW

Add theming to broken symlinks

Thanks to @DLFW

Show how many files are in directories

Thanks to @DLFW

Add touch and spawn command

Thanks to @DLFW

Fixes

Add xdg_open support back (accidentally removed xd)

Fixed set_mode command not working

Fixed cut operations not displaying values

Fixed inner border render

Thanks to @princebett , I had no idea how to fix this

Fixed page up/down not moving correct amount when borders are enabled

Fixed printing

Fixed issue where joshuto does not start due to insufficient permissions on a directory in the current directory

Fixed files with non-unicode files not showing up

Fixed paste overwrite not working

Fixed crash when menu height is larger than screen height

Fixed border not drawn properly in root directory

Fixed selecting file via mouse when borders are enabled

Thanks to @DLFW

Fixed directories with insufficient permissions not showing up

Fixed broken links not showing up

Fixed preview scripts constantly called on files that couldn't render a preview

Fixed cd not working with relative paths

Fixed spaces being trimmed when copying to clipboard

Thanks to @krivahtoo

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.9.0(May 8, 2021)
Changes

borders are enabled by default

add visual progress bar

pasting now queries directories first before to get an accurate number of files

add glob searching via search_glob

previous search has been changed to search_string

Fixes

string search does not convert pattern to lowercase

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.8.6(Mar 6, 2021)
Changes:

There is now a view for showing worker progress for cut/copy jobs

Still a bit buggy at times, but it doesn't crash

Fix unicode boundary errors

Add Fedora installation instructions

Thanks to @tim77

Selected item now highlights the column width instead of just the filename, just like ranger

Add option to prevent collapsing preview pane

Re-add support for custom column sizes

Add support for detecting window size changing https://github.com/kamiyaa/joshuto/issues/37

Add mouse support

Scrolling and clicking on items

Add cd tilde expansion https://github.com/kamiyaa/joshuto/issues/33

Thanks to @mblode

Add clipboard support for copying filename to clipboard

Add --lastdir option to allow users to write scripts that cd to the directory joshuto was in

Add borders support https://github.com/kamiyaa/joshuto/issues/39

Textfield now increases in height to accommodate long strings

No longer using hack to show cursor

Before, joshuto would show the cursor in the textfield by inversing the color scheme of the character it was theoretically on

Now, we make use of the terminal cursor and toggle it when needed

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.8.5(Dec 6, 2020)
Changes

There has been lots of changes and features added in this release:

support for lexical sorting, reverse sorting and mtime sorting

file paths are now relative instead of absolute when opening files

fixed bitwise issue on MacOS

Thank you to @austinhyde !

Add github actions workflow

Thank you to @UsairimIsani !

Fix various io worker issues

IO workers forgets to start when user is on a textfield

IO workers are now more informative

Commands now use an enum instead of polymorphism/trait/dynamic dispatch

Add Cargo.lock

Add devicon support

Thank you to @SaeedAnas !

Fix tab cycling crash

Fix menu clearing not working for all use cases

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.8.3(Apr 10, 2020)
This release fixes many bugs and stability:

Fix cut not working

Reduce filesystem queries by adding a soft-reload function

Formerly, we were reloading on every cursor update by accident

Fix cursor position in textfield

This is for renaming files, etc.

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.8.2(Mar 16, 2020)
This release is mostly fixes and stability.

Fix opening files not working

set_mode works again

Add widget for showing tabs open

Fix cursor resetting after io operations or a reload

Remove old code

Fix preview not loading when opening new tabs

IO error handling is better

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.8.1(Mar 1, 2020)
A very big refactor release

ncurses dependency has been dropped in favour of tui-rs and termion

fs_extra dependency has been removed in favour of in-house solution

more versatility and preserves permission bits on cut/copy/paste

input thread rework

no more busy waiting with ncurses::timeout(0)

input config rework

no longer require users to configure with integer keycodes

users now use letters like most other configs

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.8.0(Jun 28, 2019)
Notable changes

have a working command line, but still have improvements

tab autocomplete mostly works

file operations now work properly most of the time with a proper progression bar

certain keys are now mappable (e.g. backspace, tab, enter)

TODOs

command line should not have to use quotes to escape spaces and such like ranger

command line doesn't show run off text

preview support is still not performing well

listen for fs changes so directory contents are up to date

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.7.1(Apr 19, 2019)
I'm going to only do a minor version bump or else I'm gonna start running out of numbers before 1.0.0 xd. This release took a while to come out because I busy with school.

reworked the way directory contents are printed

can now specify prefixes for specific files for them to stand out

certain structs are now static via lazy_static

getting user input is more stable now and support unicode character

switched from wcwidth to unicode_width

switched from mime_detective back to tree_magic for mimetype parsing

fix a lot of issues with file IO (specifically cut/copy/paste)

refactored how sorting works

search now can go back and forth with search_next/search_prev

reworked all commands to return back a result which gets printed on Err

removed preview support

can currently only preview directory

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.7.0(Jan 13, 2019)
0.7.0

Lots of features and changes in this release.

Changes:

support for file search

support for creating new directories

environment variables now supported in keymap.toml for changing directories

shows modified time

mimetypes.toml got big changes

now supports mimetypes and extensions configuration

joshuto will check extensions first before mimetypes

now has options fork and silent for programs you want to run without stopping joshuto or messing up joshuto's UI from terminal output

tab support!

not the most elegant so far, but works

can now select multiple files and open all of them with a program

preview_list has been completely removed to preview directories

instead a dynamic approach as been added so that files can be previewed as well

file previews!

currently hardcoded to only work on text files and requires head command to work. TM

better scrolling!

scrolling used to stop the cursor in a single spot around the 6th row.

now it can move up and down and only causes the screen to "scroll" when it reaches the scroll_offset threshold configured in joshuto.toml

theme support!

check out theme.toml under config/ to see how you can color your files :)

switched from keymap.conf back to keymap.toml with a new approach to mapping keys

file operations now run in the background (paste)

shows progress bar

user input now still works when file operations are running in the background

change directory now actually changes cwd as intended

horizontal line is no longer using dashes, but the default horizontal line

fix cutting overwrite files

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.6.0(Jan 5, 2019)
0.6.0

This version feels pretty stable. I can use it over ranger most of the time now.

Some notable changes are:

fix crash when resizing terminal

printing the extension of file if name is too long

fix crash when toggling hidden files

renaming files now work

can set cursor the start/end of file name or start from scratch

fix crash with newline characters in filename

support for wide character editing

support for custom keymapping is added back

support for selection is added back

paste no longer stops main thread

fix deleting symlinks recursively

moving files across filesystems now work

moving files no longer does unnecessary copies (when on the same filesystem)

remove dependency on fs::DirEntry as this caused large amounts of unnecessary open directories, preventing unmounting of filesystems

fix u32 type cast when it should have been ncurses::chtype type cast depending on the system configuration of ncurses

TODOs

searching for files

theming support

better logic for displaying directory listings

particularly not forcing the cursor to be between index 0-offset

add support for parsing ~/ and expanding inside keymap.conf for changing directories

clean ups

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.5.0(Jan 2, 2019)
Lots of refactoring again.

Changes:

switched from .toml to .conf for keybinding configuration

it is more extensible because we can do key -> command rather than command -> key, allowing for dynamic commands

use ncurses panels rather than windows for prompting user input

refactor previous commands to make use of polymorphism/traits

I had this in mind already, just didn't know how to do it in Rust, haha

switch from tree_magic in favour of mime_guess

most common file operations are now working (might be unstable and cause index out of bounds though)

cut, copy, paste, delete, rename

TODOs

fix crash when terminal is too small

port over more commands from previous release

better logic for displaying directory listings

particularly not forcing the cursor to be between index 0-offset

add support for parsing ~/ and expanding inside keymap.conf for changing directories

clean up code

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.4.0(Dec 24, 2018)
There has been major refactoring and changes since 0.2.0. The code is still messy, but it can at least be worked upon now. There are now configuration files for general settings, custom keymapping and mimetype app launching. Sorting code is settling down.

Some TODOs still:

add more commands/finish implementing existing commands

Ctrl/Alt not working

add panels to UI for composite keybindings

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)
0.2.0(Jul 25, 2018)
I have made most of the directory traversal ground work.

Other TODOs include:

file opening

custom keybindings

bookmarks

shell integration

Source code(tar.gz)
Source code(zip)

Owner

Jeff Zhao

4th year student studying Computer Science at the University of Toronto.

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joshuto: ranger-like terminal file manager written in Rust.

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Overview

joshuto

Dependencies

Building

Installation

For single user

System wide

Packaging status

Fedora (COPR)

Arch (AUR)

Usage

Configuration

Contributing

Features/Bugs

TODOs

Comments

Lf Demo:

Joshuto Demo:

This issue will track the discussion and progress of getting file previews to work

First of all, thank you for your work. I currently use °Ranger File Manager*, but I am happy that someone is implementing a fully functional file manager written in Rust, from a performance point of view.

Description of Issue

I read the documentation about config options, so I found that:

but I have not found those paths, neither after the successful installation of the package, nor after I launched it. I have also tried to create the folder, same results.

System Configuration

- SYSTEM INFORMATION: Linux 6.1.1-arch1-1 x86_64

- Component Version: rustc 1.68.0-nightly (574b64a97 2022-12-31)

- Installation Method: Arch User Repository package

Additional Details (optional)

Same behavior building it and installing with Cargo/Rustup. Keeping the default configuration, file 'keymap.toml' not edited.

Steps to Reproduce the Issue

1. Launched joshuto from terminal CLI (bash shell) and read output

Question:

1. To edit the configuration of joshuto, have I to edit .toml files before the bulding/installation of the package?

Thanks in advance for your support.

Releases(v0.9.4)

v0.9.4(Jul 8, 2022)

Changes

Fixes

0.9.3(Mar 6, 2022)

0.9.3

Changes

0.9.2(Nov 20, 2021)

Changes

Fixes

0.9.1(Sep 25, 2021)

Changelog

Fixes

0.9.0(May 8, 2021)

Changes

Fixes

0.8.6(Mar 6, 2021)

Changes:

0.8.5(Dec 6, 2020)

Changes

0.8.3(Apr 10, 2020)

0.8.2(Mar 16, 2020)

0.8.1(Mar 1, 2020)

A very big refactor release

0.8.0(Jun 28, 2019)

Notable changes

TODOs

0.7.1(Apr 19, 2019)

0.7.0(Jan 13, 2019)

0.7.0

Changes:

0.6.0(Jan 5, 2019)

0.6.0

Some notable changes are:

TODOs

0.5.0(Jan 2, 2019)

Changes:

TODOs

0.4.0(Dec 24, 2018)

0.2.0(Jul 25, 2018)

Owner

Jeff Zhao

⚡️ Blazing fast terminal file manager written in Rust, based on async I/O.

Simple terminal file manager(vi-style keybindings) written in rust