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I personally use astro but they are pretty close,
https://astronvim.com/

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The author shares their experience switching from VS Code to Neovim, trying out various file explorers like Oil, Yatsi, Neo Tree, and Mini Files. They highlight the benefits of each, including ease of use and configuration options, and ultimately prefer Oil for its features. The post includes insights into the setup process and usability of different file explorers within Neovim.

Oil.nvim - New Favourite File Exlorer?

<p>imo this is better than Neo-Tree, except it lacks the ability to display the actual tree. I like having the ability for my changed to be buffered and use the exact same vim movements (dd - p to move a file to the higher level directory for example) which feels amazing whereas neo tree only allows for something like d, confirm, and then you can do nothing else. Although maybe I just havent looked into configuration for neotree enough but thats my take</p>
