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nexplorer

v0.0.6

Published

File browser for the web and desktop with node-webkit (NWJS)

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Links

Git

Maintainers

xsmaelxsmael

Keywords

fileexplorerbrowsernode-webkitwebdesktop

Readme

NeXplorer (0.0.6-alpha)

Hybrid Cross-platform file browser, basically made with NWJS for desktop, but can be used on the web as well. use cases:

  • You can run it as executable on any OS supported by NWJS, that is Windows, MacOS and Linux (default ready-made)
  • You can embed it in any web application or website...(you will need to provide an API for accessing the file system in that case)

Screenshoots

Listview

List view

Thumbnail view 1

Thumbnail view

Thumbnail view 2

Thumbnail view

Thumbnail view 3

Thumbnail view

Beware:
  • this is an alpha verion, I'll need few weeks to finish the first release as my time permit...
  • Tested only on windows, you can try other platform and report any bugs.
TODO:
  • History (handling Next/prev )
  • Implement FTP, SFTP, SAMBA protocols
  • sperate the file system manipulation from the main logic and make an API, so that it can be used in any other language (web based) like php perl or python.