Files management with Yazi
It is no secret that I like good TUIs (terminal user interface). Recently, I published a post about the lazygit that sped up my git workflow so much. Today I wanted to show you a few demos of Yazi, my new favorite terminal-based files manager.
Yazi is written in Rust, a files/directories manager with tons of features: preview for text files and other formats (via optional CLIs), multiple item edits, tabs, theming, configurable keyboard shortcuts, a plugin system, and plenty of others. It is a relatively new tool with the first commit published only a year ago.
A series of quick demos to get you hooked on.
This is just a subset of Yazi features, but these are the ones I use most frequently. There are plenty more TUIs to play with in the future, so stay tuned and share your favourite ones with me.