Walk — a terminal navigator.
Why another terminal navigator? I wanted something simple and minimalistic.
Something to help me with faster navigation in the filesystem; a cd and ls
replacement. So I build walk. It allows for quick navigation with fuzzy
searching, cd integration is quite simple. And you can open vim right from
the walk. That's it.
brew install walk
snap install walk
pkg_add walk
go install github.com/antonmedv/walk@latest
Or download prebuild binaries.
Put the next function into the .bashrc or a similar config:
| Bash/Zsh | Fish | PowerShell |
|---|---|---|
function lk {
cd "$(walk "$@")"
} |
function lk
set loc (walk $argv); and cd $loc;
end |
function lk() {
cd $(walk $args)
} |
Now use lk command to start walking.
| Key binding | Description |
|---|---|
Arrows, hjkl |
Move cursor |
Enter |
Enter directory |
Backspace |
Exit directory |
Space |
Toggle preview |
Esc, q |
Exit with cd |
Ctrl+c |
Exit without cd |
/ |
Fuzzy search |
dd |
Delete file or dir |
y |
yank current dir |
The EDITOR or WALK_EDITOR environment variable used for opening files from
the walk.
export EDITOR=vimPress Space to toggle preview mode.
Press dd to delete file or directory. Press u to undo.
Install Nerd Fonts and add --icons flag.
No additional setup required.
