A simple linux-only (for now) CLI file navigator for your sea of files,
inspired by nnn. sea aims to be fast and
efficient in the most common actions regarding files and organization.
It has zero dependencies (not even ncurses) except for Zig itself, everything is part of the Zig Standard Library or made from scratch. It is statically compiled and ready to run on any linux distribution.
The only requirement to build is the Zig compiler itself. This project follows
the main branch and is up-to-date with features, and sometimes bugs. The latest
tested version of the compiler that compiles correctly was
0.11.0-dev.4191+1bf16b172. Anything more recent than this version should work
without problems.
If you are unsure of what version is in your system, run the following command:
zig versionYou can download the latest official compiler binaries from the Zig downloads page.
Clone the repository, and just one command to build:
zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseSafeTo execute it, run:
zig build -Doptimize=ReleaseSafe runOr add zig-out/bin/ to your $PATH environment variable.
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| q | quit |
| h or ← | go left (go to the above directory) |
| j or ↓ | go down one entry in current directory |
| k or ↑ | go up one entry in current directory |
| l or → | go right (enter directory selected) |
| g | go to top |
| G | go to bottom |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| Space | toggle select |
| a | select everything in current directory |
| A | invert selection |
| Key | Action |
|---|---|
| d | delete selection (deletes everything recursively, be careful!) |
The following are ordered by priority:
- Support
cdon quit - Select with Space
- Deselect
- Save selections between directory changes
- Select all with a
- Invert selection with A
- Properly handle arrow keys (they were removed because of overlap with other keys when reading byte by byte)
- Delete selections
- Prompt before deleting everything
- Move selections
- Create files and directories
- macOS support
- Filtering by search with /