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Some vim user too! oil.nvim is a pretty popular package that does this.

• hexomancer 1y ago
  I obviously love oil.nvim and that's why I ported it to vscode. But I think in some ways voil is even more powerful than oil. Specifically: - It can work across multiple vscode windows - The top line (that shows the current directory) can be used to filter files. For example, if you add "*.{txt,md}" to the end of that line, it will only show the txt and markdown files. - The ability to defined custom shell commands and bind keybindings to them. For example, I can create a command that zips selected files and run it with a single keybinding in voil. - Undo functionality