An experimental, minimal, configurable TUI file explorer, stealing ideas from nnn and fzf.

Example usage:

```bash

Edit file

vim "$(xplr)"

Copy file(s)

cp "$(xplr)" "$(xplr)/"

Search and move file

mv "$(fzf)" "$(xplr)/" ```

As of now the fuctionality is pretty limited. You basically have to drop into a shell (default key s) in the directory to do things like create/delete/rename files. A lot of research and implementations to go.

Although, it's currently satisfying my needs (for customization and speed) with this vim plugin https://github.com/sayanarijit/xplr.vim.

Let's brainstorm

You can also experiment and help by suggesting ideas/opinions.

1. Install

bash cargo install xplr

1. Create the customizable config file (requires yq)

```bash mkdir -p ~/.config/xplr

echo "PrintAppStateAndQuit" | xplr | yq ".config" -y | tee ~/.config/xplr/config.yml ```

1. Check the key bindings in the config file.

2. Run xplr.

TODO research

• [ ] Research FIFO/socket options for better integration with other tools.
• [ ] Research saner configuration formats.
• [ ] Research saner key binding options.
• [ ] Research how to go beyond filesystem and explore any tree-like structure.
• [ ] Research ways to make it faster (load and run).
• [ ] Research ways to implement a plugin system.
• [ ] CLI options and help menu.
• [ ] Go beyond research and implement things.