Zippity v0.0.4

Zippity lets you browse and manage archives in Yazi on Linux and macOS. You enter an
archive like a folder, search member names, preview files, and extract a selection
without unpacking the rest.

• Browse, preview, extract, and verify ZIP, RAR, 7z, tar families, and ISO images, and
  open packages, installers, and disk images read-only.
• Stage additions, deletions, renames, and replacements in ZIP, 7z, and RAR archives.
  Zippity checks the new archive before it replaces the original.
• Create archives with compression settings, encryption, and split volumes, or convert
  one to another format with Save As.

Install

Download the bundle for your system and SHA256SUMS:

• macOS on Apple Silicon: zippity-v0.0.4-aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
• Linux on x86_64: zippity-v0.0.4-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz, a static binary for any distribution

Check the download with shasum -a256 -c --ignore-missing SHA256SUMS on macOS or
sha256sum -c --ignore-missing SHA256SUMS on Linux, extract the bundle, and follow its
INSTALL.md. The README has install
commands for Yazi, 7-Zip, and the optional tools on macOS, Arch Linux, and Debian.

Requirements

Yazi 26.9.1 and official 7-Zip as 7zz on PATH. The tests ran against 7-Zip 26.05.
Optional: unar for StuffIt and Amiga LZX archives, lz4 for lz4 files, and a
separately installed, appropriately licensed RARLAB rar for RAR writing.

The Apple Silicon binary has an ad-hoc signature and isn't notarized. If you downloaded
the bundle in a browser, run xattr -dr com.apple.quarantine "$HOME/.local/bin/zippity"
after installing. Yazi's custom filesystem API is experimental, and Zippity doesn't run
on Yazi's current nightly builds.