Awesome

A file explorer for neovim

This is not (for now) a file tree like nvim-tree.lua, neo-tree.nvim etc. This is supposed to be more like external file explorers like thunar and pcmanfm.

This plugin will also support managing files in remote file storage services like Mega and Google Drive. This plugin uses the files crate so as soon as support for remote files is implemented there, it will also be available here.

Demo

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/40860699/162607414-e85c8162-227d-40a3-9bb4-0078e0b5d0bd.mp4

Dependencies

• Linux/macOS
• neovim >= 0.7.0
• wget
• nui.nvim
• plenary.nvim
• nvim-web-devicons

Install

use {
    'SCJangra/files-nvim',
    requires = {
      'kyazdani42/nvim-web-devicons',
      'MunifTanjim/nui.nvim',
      'nvim-lua/plenary.nvim'
    },
    config = function() require('files-nvim').setup {} end,
    run = function(c)
      dofile(c.install_path .. '/install.lua')(c)
    end,
}

Usage

Open explorer in current window
:lua require('files-nvim').open_current({ 'size' }, true)

Open explorer in a split
:lua require('files-nvim').open_split({ 'size' }, 'win', 'left', 50)

Default config

{
  -- Config for the explorer.
  exp = {
    icons = {
      dir = '',
      default = '',
    },
    -- Set the fields that are shown in the explorer.
    -- Currently supported fields are: { 'size' }.
    -- The name of the file is always shown whether it is set in the fields or not.
    fields = { 'size' },
    -- Set highlight groups here
    hl = {
      size = 'FilesNvimExpFileSize', -- hl for file sizes
      name = 'FilesNvimExpFileName', -- hl for file names
    },
    keymaps = {
      next = 'l', -- go to the next directory
      prev = 'h', -- go to previous directory
      up = 'H', -- go up one directory
      open = '<CR>', -- open file/directory under cursor
      copy = 'y', -- copy selected files to clipboard
      -- Copy selected files to clipboard and set the action to 'Move'.
      -- When the files are pasted using 'paste' map, these files will be
      -- moved to the new directory instead of copying.
      -- Trying to move files between different mount points, hard drives, partitions etc
      -- will cause an error.
      move = 'x',
      paste = 'p', -- paste files from the clipboard in the current directory
      delete = 'd', -- delete selected files
      rename = 'r', -- rename the file under cursor
      create_file = 'af', -- create a new file in current directory
      create_dir = 'ad', -- create a new directory in current directory
      show_tasks_split = 'ts', -- open task viewer/manager
    },
    -- Theese are the options for the floating dialog boxes
    -- that are opened when creating and renaming files.
    -- Look at these links for all supported options:
    --   https://github.com/MunifTanjim/nui.nvim/tree/main/lua/nui/popup
    --   https://github.com/MunifTanjim/nui.nvim/tree/main/lua/nui/input
    input_opts = {
      rename = {
        relative = 'win',
        position = '50%',
        size = '80%',
        border = {
          style = 'rounded',
          text = {
            top = ' Rename ',
            top_align = 'left',
          },
        },
      },
      create_file = {
        relative = 'win',
        position = '50%',
        size = '80%',
        border = {
          style = 'rounded',
          text = {
            top = ' Create File ',
            top_align = 'left',
          },
        },
      },
      create_dir = {
        relative = 'win',
        position = '50%',
        size = '80%',
        border = {
          style = 'rounded',
          text = {
            top = ' Create Dir ',
            top_align = 'left',
          },
        },
      },
    },
  },
  -- config for task viewer/manager
  task = {
    -- how often to update the copy progress
    cp_interval = 500, -- update every 500 milliseconds
    hl = {
      prog_key = 'FilesNvimProgKey',
      prog_val = 'FilesNvimProgVal',
    },
    keymaps = {
      cancel = 'c',
    },
  },
  -- These keymaps apply to all windows/buffers that are opened by this plugin
  keymaps = {
    quit = 'q', -- quit current buffer/window
  },
}