netman.nvim
A Neovim framework for plugins to expose remote resources (SSH, Docker, etc.) via a standard API, replacing Netrw.
What is netman.nvim?
Netman is a Neovim framework that enables plugins to expose and manage remote resources like SSH filesystems and Docker containers through a standard API. It solves the problem of Neovim's reliance on the older, less extensible Netrw by providing a modern, extensible foundation for remote resource interaction.
Neovim users and plugin developers who need to work with remote files, containers, or other network resources directly within their editor.
Developers choose Netman for its extensible provider framework, built-in SSH and Docker support, and seamless integration with Neovim's ecosystem, offering a faster and more modern alternative to Netrw.
Overview
Neovim (Lua powered) Network Resource Manager
Use Cases
Best For
- Accessing and editing files on remote servers via SSH/SFTP within Neovim
- Browsing and managing files inside Docker containers from Neovim
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