A file explorer for linux systems that runs on terminal in 2 modes- Normal and Command mode.

1. Platform: Linux

2. Software Requirement:

• G++ compiler
  • To install G++ : sudo apt-get install g++

• Open your terminal with present working directory as the project folder. Then run the g++ main.cpp command to compile and get the executable. make
• Then finally run the project as shown below, ./a.out

• Default mode is Normal mode and press : to switch to Command mode.
• Press ESC key to go back to normal mode from command mode.
• Press q key from normal mode to exit from program.
• In Command mode, to edit the command use backspace only.
• Preferable to open terminal in full size. if one record spans over more than one line then navigation won't work correctly.
• if Enter is pressed on some file and if there is no default application found then there will be no movement.

• Displays a list of directories and files in the current folder
• The file explorer shows entries “.” and “..” for current and parent directory respectively.
• The file explorer handles scrolling using the up and down arrow keys.
• User can navigate up and down in the file list using the corresponding up and down arrow keys.
• Open directories and files When enter key is pressed.
• Traversal

• Go back - Left arrow key should take the user to the previously visited directory
• Go forward - Right arrow key should take the user to the next directory
• Up one level - Backspace key should take the user up one level
• Home – h key should take the user to the home folder

• Copy – ‘$ copy <source_file(s)> <destination_directory>’
• Move – ‘$ move <source_file(s)> <destination_directory>’
• Rename – ‘$ rename <old_filename> <new_filename>’
• Create File – ‘$ create_file <file_name> <destination_path>’
• Create Directory – ‘$ create_dir <dir_name> <destination_path>’
• Delete File – ‘$ delete_file <file_path>’
• Delete Directory – ‘$ delete_dir <dir_path>’
• Goto – ‘$ goto ’
• Search – ‘$ search <file_name>’ or ‘$ search <directory_name>’