Linux command
ya 命令
安全
权限或系统影响较大，执行前请核对目标。
常用示例
Install a plugin
ya pkg add [owner/repo]
Update all installed packages
ya pkg upgrade
Delete a package
ya pkg delete [owner/repo]
List installed packages
ya pkg list
Install packages from package.toml
ya pkg install
Publish a message
ya pub [receiver] [args]
Emit a command
ya emit [command] [args]
Show version
ya --version
说明
ya (yazi-cli) is the command-line companion tool for Yazi, a fast terminal file manager written in Rust. It provides package management for plugins and themes, and enables communication with running Yazi instances. The package manager downloads plugins and flavors from GitHub repositories. Packages are specified in owner/repo format (e.g., yazi-rs/plugins). Installed packages are tracked in ~/.config/yazi/package.toml. The pub and emit commands allow external scripts to interact with a running Yazi instance, enabling automation and integration with other tools. These verify that the receiver exists and has the necessary capabilities. ya is installed alongside the main yazi file manager binary.
FAQ
What is the ya command used for?
ya (yazi-cli) is the command-line companion tool for Yazi, a fast terminal file manager written in Rust. It provides package management for plugins and themes, and enables communication with running Yazi instances. The package manager downloads plugins and flavors from GitHub repositories. Packages are specified in owner/repo format (e.g., yazi-rs/plugins). Installed packages are tracked in ~/.config/yazi/package.toml. The pub and emit commands allow external scripts to interact with a running Yazi instance, enabling automation and integration with other tools. These verify that the receiver exists and has the necessary capabilities. ya is installed alongside the main yazi file manager binary.
How do I run a basic ya example?
Run `ya pkg add [owner/repo]` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
Where can I find more ya examples?
This page includes 8 examples for ya, plus related commands for nearby Linux tasks.