show which files are in a group
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Dakkers commented
ls [options] [groupnames]
ls
should show the files that are in a group. Multiple groups should be able to be passed. Corresponding Dropbox directories should be able to be seen too.
boxley add -g mygroup file_A.txt file_B.txt
boxley ls mygroup
Files in 'mygroup':
/absolute/path/to/file_A.txt
/absolute/path/to/file_B.txt
boxley ls -v mygroup # show corresponding Dropbox directories
Files in 'mygroup':
/absolute/path/to/file_A.txt --> /Boxley/absolute/path/to/file_A.txt
/absolute/path/to/file_B.txt --> /Boxley/absolute/path/to/file_B.txt
boxley ls -v --home mygroup # show path relative to home, if possible
Files in 'mygroup':
~/path/to/file_A.txt --> /Boxley/absolute/path/to/file_A.txt
~/path/to/file_B.txt --> /Boxley/absolute/path/to/file_B.txt
so, options are:
-v
: show corresponding Dropbox directory
--home
: if the home directory is part of a file's path, it is replaced by ~