Yazi

Yazi is a blazing-fast terminal file manager to replace GUI-first file managers.

For me, it’s a better Ranger that I used for years, built in Rust. Nice: it shows images out of the box, is super fast, supports Zoxide with Z, and can preview large files with DuckDB.

Keybindings I most use.

• z for zoxide
• Z for fuzzy search
• s search by file name (fd)
• S search by content (rg)
• ~ or F1 for help

See all in yazi/yazi-config/preset/keymap.toml. Find GitHub with all the information.

DuckDB to preview parquet, json, CSV etc.

https://github.com/wylie102/duckdb.yazi/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#installation

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ya pkg add wylie102/duckdb

Yazi plugin that uses DuckDB to preview data files

TL;DR: duckdb.yazi is a Yazi plugin leveraging DuckDB for rapid data file preview and summarization, enhancing file exploration within the Yazi file manager in the terminal.

For example, with duckdb.yazi plugin, you can instant preview .csv, .json, .parquet, and .tsv files directly within the Yazi file manager. Yazi, in case you haven’t heard, is a Ranger alternative, a fast terminal file manager written in Rust based on async I/O. It allows us to show images and now also data set files that we can explore immediately.

• GitHub - yorukot/superfile: Pretty fancy and modern terminal file manager

• My Terminal Workflow with MacOS and Linux
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