one last peek 👀🍵 docs, a demo, and a goodbye for now

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Short one this time.

peektea now has a proper documentation site: lovestaco.github.io/peektea

Up to now, everything lived in one long README i.e install instructions, keybindings, configuration, WSL notes, all stacked on top of each other.

Useful, but not exactly a pleasant read once a project grows past a certain size.

The new site splits all of that into proper pages i.e Installation, Usage (navigation, opening files, filtering, hidden files, preview, sorting), Configuration, WSL support, and more.

Each with its own room to breathe, demos where they help, and a search bar to jump straight to what you need.

Built with MkDocs Material, themed in peektea's own palette, and deployed automatically on every push via GitHub Actions.

Go peek around: lovestaco.github.io/peektea

One last thing: the full demo

Before wrapping up, I also recorded a complete walkthrough, every feature from the series, start to finish, in one go:

This is probably the last blog post / improvement on peektea for a while.

I've got everything I wanted out of my own TUI file browser at this point.

If you're using peektea and there's something that would genuinely help your workflow, let me know in the comments.

I'm happy to build it.

For now, the pot's off the heat. 👀🍵