s3dir is CLI file manager with S3 and Kubernetes inspired from Pctools, Norton Commander and Mdir.
s3dir requires Python version 3.9 and above.
Getting Started
Try it with:
pip3 install s3dir s3dir
You can clone the git repo:
git clone https://github.com/rainygirl/s3dir cd s3dir python3 setup.py install s3dir
Shortcut keys
[Up], [Down] : Move selection
[Space] : Select specific file to copy
[Enter] : Open directory/folder
[Tab], [Shift]+[Tab] : Change section between local and remote.
[Alt] + [C] : Copy
[ESC], [Ctrl]+[C] : Quit
Contributing
Feel free to fork & contribute!
License
s3dir is released under the MIT license.
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