🗂️ PyNavFS

A lightweight, terminal-based file system navigator and explorer written in Python. PyNavFS provides an intuitive command-line interface for basic file system operations including browsing, creating, copying, moving, and managing files and folders.

✨ Features

• 📁 Directory navigation
• 📋 File and directory listing with details (size, modification time)
• ➕ Create and delete files/directories
• 🔄 Move and copy files/directories
• 🔍 Open files with system default applications
• 🎨 Color-coded interface for better visibility
• 🐍 Run Python scripts directly
• 📝 View file contents (cat command)
• 🔍 Search for files and directories by name (find command)

🛠️ Installation

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/RushilMahadevu/PyNavFS.git

2. Navigate to the project directory:

cd PyNavFS

💻 Usage

Run the program:

python main.py

Available Commands:

• ls - List contents of current directory
• cd <path> - Change directory
• mkdir <name> - Create a new directory
• rm <name> - Delete a file or directory
• touch <filename> - Create a new empty file
• open <filename> - Open a file with system default editor
• run <filename> - Run a Python script
• cat <filename> - Display file contents
• find <name> - Search for files or directories by name
• mv <source> <destination> - Move or rename files/directories
• cp <source> <destination> - Copy files or directories
• help - Show help message
• exit - Exit the program

Examples:

# Copy a file
cp document.txt backup.txt

# Move a file to another directory
mv document.txt documents/

# Rename a file
mv oldname.txt newname.txt

🔧 Requirements

• Python 3.x
• colorama >= 0.4.6

📝 License

MIT License