superfile

Pretty fancy and modern terminal file manager

TLDR

Launch the file manager

$ spf

Open in a specific directory

$ spf [/path/to/dir]

Open multiple panels at given paths

$ spf [/path/one] [/path/two]

Print configuration and data file paths

$ spf path-list

Use a custom config file

$ spf --config-file [/path/to/config.toml]

Use a custom hotkey file

$ spf --hotkey-file [/path/to/hotkeys.toml]

Print version

$ spf --version

SYNOPSIS

spf [options] [PATH...]spf path-list [--lastdir-file]

superfile is a terminal-based file manager featuring multiple panels for viewing directories simultaneously, customizable themes, Vim keybindings, a clipboard viewer, and a process list. Available on Linux, macOS, and Windows.Panels can be split and navigated with Tab. Press > to open the built-in command prompt for SPF-mode commands such as `split` and `open <PATH>`.

PARAMETERS

--config-file, -c PATH

Use a different configuration file.

--hotkey-file, -hf PATH

Use a different hotkey configuration file.

--chooser-file, -cf PATH

Write the path of opened files to this file and exit.

--print-last-dir, -pld

Print the last directory to stdout on exit (for cd-on-quit integration).

--fix-hotkeys, -fh

Add any missing hotkeys to the hotkey config file.

--fix-config-file, -fch

Add any missing fields to the config file.

--debug-info, -di

Print debug information.

--version, -v

Print version.

path-list, pl

Print paths to configuration, hotkeys, log, and data directories.

HISTORY

superfile was created by yorukot and is written in Go using the Bubble Tea framework.