nnn/plugins

Plugin (a-z)	Lang	Deps	Description
boom	sh	SMPlayer	Play random music from current dir (modify PLAYER)
fzy-edit	sh	fzy	Fuzzy find a file in directory subtree and edit in vim
fzy-open	sh	fzy	Fuzzy find a file in directory subtree and open using xdg-open
getplugs	sh	wget	Update plugins
hexview	sh	xxd	View a file in hex in $PAGER
imgresize	sh	imgp	Resize images in directory to screen resolution
imgur	bash	-	Upload an image to imgur (from imgur-screenshot)
ipinfo	sh	curl, whois	Fetch external IP address and whois information
kdeconnect	sh	kdeconnect-cli	Send selected files to an Android device
ndiff	bash	vimdiff	Diff for selection (limited to 2 for directories)
nmount	sh	pmount, udisks2	Toggle mount status of a device as normal user
nwal	sh	nitrogen	Set the selected image as wallpaper using nitrogen
pastebin	sh	pastebinit	Paste contents of current (text) file to paste.ubuntu.com
pdfview	sh	pdftotext/mupdf-tools	View current PDF file in $PAGER
picker	sh	nnn	Pick files and pipe the newline-separated list to another utility
pywal	sh	pywal	Set selected image as wallpaper, change terminal color scheme
sxiv	sh	sxiv	Browse images in a dir in sxiv, set wallpaper, copy path (config)
transfer	sh	curl	Upload current file to transfer.sh
upgrade	sh	wget	Upgrade to latest nnn version manually on Debian 9 Stretch

Installing plugins

Download the getplugs plugin and execute it anywhere to get all the plugins installed to ~/.config/nnn/plugins. You can run it again later to update the plugins.

NOTE: getplugs also downloads the launcher nlaunch and tries to place it at /usr/local/bin/ using sudo. If it fails you have to place nlauch manually somewhere in your $PATH.

File access from plugins

Plugins can access:

• all files in the directory (nnn switches to the dir where the plugin is to be run so the dir is $PWD for the plugin)
• the current file under the cursor (the file name is passed as the argument to a plugin)
• the current selection (by reading the file ~/.config/nnn/.selection, see the plugin ndiff)

Each script has a Description section which provides more details on what the script does, if applicable.

Contributing plugins

Plugins are scripts and all scripting languages should work. However, POSIX-compliant shell scripts runnable in sh are preferred. If that's too rudimentary for your use case, use Python, Perl or Ruby. Please keep non-portable commands (like notify-send) commented so users from any other OS/DE aren't surprised.

The plugins should be executable. Please add an entry in the table above.