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Tracking issues of Remote file management #611
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Amazing idea, really like it. |
I want to claim this. |
It would be nice if they were also available on the go, so these "drives" could also be called up with a keyboard shortcuts. |
Opendal already supports Go binding https://github.com/apache/opendal/tree/main/bindings/go |
Can we implement it using the Go binding? |
What's the relation between keyboard shortcuts and go? I would rather directly integrate yazi with rust because the go binding is still in its early stages and it requires CGO and the c binding, which could complicate our cross-platform support efforts. |
Would SSH / SFTP / SCP be within scope of this feature? Currently, I use Dired (from emacs) for most of my file editing because of it's remote file management capabilities, through Tramp. If yazi supported this, I would totally switch over, since tramp can be quite slow, but I do have a whole lot of SSH hosts where I routinely do file operations on, so it's just too convenient to leave behind at the moment. |
SFTP, Yes. Other protocols are considered as obsolete that not supported in opendal. See apache/opendal#2643 |
Thank you! very much looking forward to this. |
Hello everyone, I have started my work at #1152. Current progress: opendal has been integrated into yazi. I'm working out the layout of yazi to make it works correctly. |
This issue is used to track progress of yazi's remote file management.
Discuss at discord: https://discord.com/channels/1136203602898194542/1187669236672368681
Goal
Make yazi a super terminal file manager that can manage remote files.
First of all, users can define new shemas in config:
Then, users can use
yazi
to manage them like local files:Tasks
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