Linux command
spf 命令
文本
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Open the file manager
spf
Open a specific directory
spf [/path/to/directory]
Open with a file selected
spf [/path/to/file.txt]
Print configuration file paths
spf path-list
Use a custom configuration file
spf -c [/path/to/config.toml]
Show version information
spf --version
Show help
spf --help
说明
spf (Superfile) is a modern terminal file manager with a focus on aesthetics and usability. It provides a multi-panel interface for efficient file navigation and operations, supporting keyboard-driven workflows similar to vim. The interface displays file listings with icons (requires Nerd Font), metadata previews, and supports multiple panels for working across directories simultaneously. Operations include copying, moving, renaming, deleting files, and creating new files and directories. Key navigation uses vim-style bindings by default: h/j/k/l for movement, y to copy, p to paste, d to delete, and enter to open. Press > to open the command prompt for SPF-specific commands like split to open additional panels. Configuration files control hotkeys, themes, and behavior. Files are stored in ~/.config/superfile/ on Linux and macOS. Themes and border styles are fully customizable.
参数
- -c, --config-file _path_
- Use a custom configuration file instead of the default
- --version
- Display version information
- --help
- Show help message
- path-list, pl
- Print paths of all configuration files
FAQ
What is the spf command used for?
spf (Superfile) is a modern terminal file manager with a focus on aesthetics and usability. It provides a multi-panel interface for efficient file navigation and operations, supporting keyboard-driven workflows similar to vim. The interface displays file listings with icons (requires Nerd Font), metadata previews, and supports multiple panels for working across directories simultaneously. Operations include copying, moving, renaming, deleting files, and creating new files and directories. Key navigation uses vim-style bindings by default: h/j/k/l for movement, y to copy, p to paste, d to delete, and enter to open. Press > to open the command prompt for SPF-specific commands like split to open additional panels. Configuration files control hotkeys, themes, and behavior. Files are stored in ~/.config/superfile/ on Linux and macOS. Themes and border styles are fully customizable.
How do I run a basic spf example?
Run `spf` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -c, --config-file _path_ do in spf?
Use a custom configuration file instead of the default