I always loved the overview you can get from a tree like view. But tree is almost never usable, because it usually generates pages (or hundreds of ...
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This is neat! I don't know if there's really an "interactive
tree"-shaped hole in how I navigate filesystems but it's always fun to see a new take on the basics.Suggestion: ctrl+j/k to move the cursor down/up for the vi people?
Good suggestion. The :q and such should already help vi people (like me) at home.
I am broot.
Radical, works for me. Added the bash script too.
May I suggest adding the following to cargo.toml?
While not in a "tree" structure, why not something like
zwith fzf. that will allow me to go to or edit a file pretty quicklyz? I'm sorry, I don't see what you refer to (my knowledge of fzf is quite limited).theres a tool called
zwhere i can type sayz folderNameand it will jump to a directory that I have been to in the past withcd. just typingzwill show me all the directories I have been to recently, ranked by how often I go to them.fzfis a pretty terminal ui for finding files (in picture). Though,fzfhas a lot of other great uses found here:github.com/junegunn/fzf
I was just curious why you didn't use those. But if you were not familiar with them, that makes sense. I could do most of what you do with fzf and z. However, I do really like what you have made here. What I like is the tree like structure. I have installed it and was playing with it earlier. Good work. I'll have to keep it.
I'm familiar with fzf for finding files, and I used it a lot before to use broot, it's a great tool (and one of those innovations which inspired a lot of other ones). But I didn't knew of
z.nice thing man, although iam not into rust
What? Why? :O
Great work, man! Will try.