Complete IntelliSense, validation, and documentation for yazi.toml, keymap.toml, and theme.toml configuration
Yazi is a blazing-fast terminal file manager written in Rust. This extension brings first-class editing support for its configuration files (yazi.toml, keymap.toml, and theme.toml) directly into VS Code.
Full autocompletion for all Yazi sections, their options, enum values, and boolean fields.
- Section headers - Autocomplete
[section_name]with all known sections - Option keys - Context-aware completion with types and defaults per section
- Enum values - Smart completions for
sort_by(alphabetical, created, modified, natural, size, random) andlinemodevalues - Booleans -
true/falsesuggestions for boolean options
Hover over any section name or option to see its description, type, default value, and a direct link to the Yazi documentation.
Real-time validation catches configuration errors as you type:
- Unknown configuration sections
- Unknown options within sections
- Type mismatches (string where boolean expected, etc.)
Quick-start templates for common configurations:
| Prefix | Description |
|---|---|
yazi-starter |
A complete Yazi starter configuration with common settings |
yazi-opener |
Custom file opener definition |
yazi-plugin |
Plugin configuration with custom previewers and preloaders |
yazi-sort |
Sort configuration for the file manager |
yazi-preview |
Preview pane settings with dimensions and Ueberzug options |
All official Yazi configuration sections are supported with full option definitions:
manager preview opener open tasks plugin input confirm select which log
- Open VS Code
- Go to Extensions (
Ctrl+Shift+X/Cmd+Shift+X) - Search for Yazi Toolkit
- Click Install
Or install from the command line:
code --install-extension atoolz.yazi-vscode-toolkit- VS Code 1.85.0 or higher
- A TOML language extension (e.g., Even Better TOML) for syntax highlighting
The extension activates automatically when you open a file named yazi.toml, keymap.toml, or theme.toml.
Contributions are welcome. Please open an issue or pull request on GitHub.