yorukot/superfile

Superfile is a terminal-based file manager, a program that lets you browse, manage, and organize files and folders directly from the command line, with a visually appealing interface rather than raw text commands. Think of it as a prettier, more interactive alternative to typing individual commands like "ls" or "mv" in a terminal window. It runs in your terminal (the text-based interface on your computer) and provides a visual layout for navigating your file system, moving files, deleting items, and performing common operations using keyboard shortcuts. It also supports plugins (for adding extra functionality) and themes (for customizing the visual appearance). The app supports Linux, macOS, and Windows (with partial support on Windows). On macOS and Linux, you can install it with a single shell command. It can also be installed via Winget or Scoop on Windows, or via Homebrew on macOS. The command to launch it is simply "spf". It is built in Go using the Bubbletea library (a framework for building terminal user interfaces). You would use superfile if you prefer working in a terminal but find raw file management commands tedious, or if you want a fast, keyboard-driven file manager without needing a full desktop environment. It is aimed at developers and power users who spend time in the terminal and want a more ergonomic way to navigate their file system.