THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS!
Navigate and manage your MEGA cloud storage directly from the comfort of your terminal! MegaTUI provides an intuitive text-based user interface (TUI) powered by the excellent Textual framework.
It interacts with your MEGA account by leveraging the official MEGAcmd command-line tools in the background.
The UI and bindings are inspired by ranger and lf.
As of writing this (2025-11-04), work is still ongoing and active.
- File Navigation: Navigate through your MEGA cloud drive using intuitive keybindings (press f1 to view currently active bindings).
- Operate On Files:
- Download files
- Delete files (and folders)
- Create new directories
- Upload files
- Move files around
- Rename files
- View media information (frames per second, playtime, resolution).
- View ongoing transfers
- Marking (Selecting) Files For Bulk Operations: Marking files will allow certain operations to operate on all of them.
- For example, if you mark 3 files, the move command will move all 3 marked files.
- Login Check: Verifies your MEGAcmd login status on startup.
These instructions are for development purposes only. The package is not even in alpha!
Before you begin, ensure you have the following installed:
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Python: Version 3.13 is what is currently being used (subject to change potentially).
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MEGAcmd: The official MEGA command-line tool.
- Download and install it from the official MEGAcmd GitHub releases page.
- Crucially: You need to log in to your MEGA account using
MEGAcmdbefore running MegaTUI.- Open your terminal and run
mega-login your-email@example.comand follow the prompts. You can verify your login status withmega-whoami. - MegaTUI currently relies on an existing MEGAcmd session.
- Open your terminal and run
- Run
mega-cmd-serveras a daemon process in the background (speed of command execution will be severely reduced otherwise).
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(Recommended) Install
uvfor package and virtual environment management. -
git clone https://github.com/yaaama/megatui.git && cd megatui -
uv sync -
To run the project:
uv run /path/to/main.py
This project is licensed under the GPL 3.0 License - see the LICENSE file for details.


