This is definitely a work in progress. Use at your own risk.
rolf is a terminal file manager written in Rust. It is mostly inspired by
lf, but it is far worse.
- File selection (by default mapped to the space key)
- Press the space key (by default) to mark a file as selected, automatically moving the cursor to the next file.
- Files will remain selected even if you change directories, allowing you to have files from multiple directories selected at once.
- Edit the selected files with text editor via the 'edit-sels' command.
- File deletion (by default mapped to 'd')
- This will prompt the user to confirm that they really want to delete the file(s).
- If no files have been selected, this will delete the current file.
- If files have been selected, this will delete the currently selected files.
- There is a slight amount of flickering when using the 'rename' command.
- The program may crash with really small windows.
- Render three panels
- Support super-basic hjkl movement
- Allow key rebindings
- Use highlight for text file highlighting
- Make highlight an optional dependency.
- Implement part of command-line
- Implement some basic GNU readline keybindings
- EXPERIMENTAL: Display image previews on kitty
- Display images asynchronously
- Show image thumbnail for videos
- Allow a configurable external program to be used to obtain preview images for (non-image) files
- Make symlinks actually usable
- Fix compiler warnings on latest version of Rust stable
- Search backwards and forwards
- Display directory preview asynchronously
- Preview text (source) files asynchronously
- Build successfully on Windows at all
- Display images successfully on Windows (with capable terminal)
- Add Windows support
- Implement our own png and jpeg decoders
- Use the kitty protocol (and possibly other terminal image protocols) directly for image previews