In this video, I go through everything you need to know to setup and use the awesome Yazi terminal file manager for a significant productivity boost when working with your files on the terminal. Hope you enjoy it!

✍🏽 Blog Post With Code & Commands: https://bit.ly/409mPph

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🔗 Helpful links:
Yazi Documentation: https://bit.ly/3BHLUz8
Yazi Github Repo: https://bit.ly/3P7XU08
Yazi Flavors: https://bit.ly/41HRwUR

⏰ Timestamps
00:00 - Introduction
00:34 - Installation
01:09 - Shell Wrapper
02:06 - Setup Default Config & Keymaps
05:03 - Changes to Config
06:03 - Image Previews
07:44 - Changing The Theme
10:26 - Moving Around
12:19 - Opening Files
14:20 - Copy/Cut/Paste
14:55 - Deleting FIles
15:23 - Creating/Renaming
15:41 - File Info
16:38 - Hidden Files
16:44 - Shell Commands
16:55 - Copy file paths/names
17:23 - Filter/Search
18:29 - Sorting
18:53 - Linemodes
19:42 - Jumping To Directories
20:11 - Tabs
21:06 - Help
21:19 - Conclusion

Josean Martinez

Learn how to use the Yazi terminal-based file manager, written in Rust. The guide covers installation, configuration, and customization, including key mappings, theme adjustments, and use of image previews. Improve your workflow and productivity with various features, all while working within the terminal.

How To Use The Amazing & Fast Yazi Terminal File Manager

<p>Even though I am still having my way with vim keybindings, I consider a big fan of yazi. It is a complete (in my opinion) way of having a file manager in the terminal</p>
