File Manager for Neovim, Better than NERDTree.
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Parallel Filesystem Scan
React Like Reconciling Difference Minimizing Rendering engine
Never blocks
You can read more about my performance optimization here.
Visual mode selections
Create, Copy, Paste, Delete, Rename, gotta do them all
Quickfix integration
Filtering by glob
Follow mode
Session support (save open folders to disk, pick up where you left off)
ls -l statistics
Correct! handling of symlinks
Asynchronous parse git status (untracked, modified, staged)
Full support for git submodules
Full $LS_COLOR support! (shows same colours as unix ls & tree commands)
Github coloured icons (over 600 colours!)
Three different sets of icons out of the box
Four built-in themes - nord, solarized, trapdoor, vim-syntax
Maintain cursor position on relevant files even when during movements.
Maintain selection when copying, moving files
Mimetype warning (so you don't accidentally open an image)
Validating config parser (notice, I added an extra "dog" param)
Built-in help command in a floating window!
Over 1000 lines of meticulous docs covering every option / function!
Use :CHADhelp to view documentation
Use :CHADhelp --web to open documentation in your browser! (If you have one installed)
Minimum version: python: 3.8.2, nvim: 0.4.3, make sure to have virtualenv installed (e.g.: sudo apt install --yes -- python3-venv)
Install the usual way, ie. VimPlug, Vundle, etc
Plug 'ms-jpq/chadtree', {'branch': 'chad', 'do': 'python3 -m chadtree deps'}
You will have to run :CHADdeps when installing / updating. This will install CHADTree's dependencies locally inside chadtree/.vars/runtime.
doing rm -rf chadtree/ will cleanly remove everything CHADTree uses on your computer.
To toggle CHADTree run command :CHADopen. Set it to a hotkey for convenience.
nnoremap <leader>v <cmd>CHADopen<cr>
To see a list of hot keys:
Either use :CHADhelp keybind or open in browser using :CHADhelp keybind --web
Q: Sometimes Windows will get stuck with CHADTree decorations when I do not want them to be, how do I resolve this?
A: Run :CHADrestore
Add a hotkey to clear quickfix list:
nnoremap <leader>l <cmd>call setqflist([])<cr>
Also check out
sad, its a modern sed that does previews with syntax highlighting, and lets you pick and choose which chunks to edit.
coq.nvim, it's a FAST AS FUCK completion client with shit tons of features.
isomorphic-copy, it's a cross platform clipboard that is daemonless, and does not require third party support.
CHADTree does not define it's own colours beyond some minimal defaults, all themes are imported from other open source projects.
The base icons are imported from the vim-devicon
All emoji icons are imported from the vim-emoji-icon-theme
Some themes are imported from dircolors-solarized
Some themes are imported from nord-dircolors
Some themes are imported from LS_COLORS
Some themes are imported from vim-nerdtree-syntax-highlight
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