A zero-dependency directory navigator for PowerShell. Mouse-aware, instant search, and motion that responds the moment you do.
Every interaction responds on contact, tracks 1:1, and never makes you wait for an animation to finish.
Click to expand. Click again to collapse. Scroll through long directories with zero friction. The interface was designed for a pointer first, keyboard second.
Press / and the entire tree filters as you type. No indexing, no delays, no surprises.
Pure Node.js standard library. No npm tree, no supply chain. Just one binary that does the job.
Renders only what your terminal can show. Even the biggest node_modules scrolls like butter.
Purpose-built for PowerShell. No WSL, no emulation, no compromises.
Press Enter and your shell cd's into the folder. The PowerShell wrapper wires it up automatically — no profile edits.
A detached background process checks the registry once per day. You'll see a one-line notice only when something's new — never a blocking modal.
npm i -g @harshakatta/termnavInstalls globally, drops a tn.ps1 wrapper, done.
Run the install command above. postinstall creates a tn.ps1 wrapper in your npm prefix — no profile edits needed.
Open a new PowerShell window and type tn. The navigator drops you into your current directory, ready to browse.
Use the arrow keys, type / to search, or click. Press Enter to change to the selected folder.
Designed for parallel input. Every gesture is detected from the first move, then routed with confidence.
One npm install. Zero dependencies. Pure terminal velocity.
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