A virtual terminal ls that color-codes projects by importance.
| Color | Description |
|---|---|
| Red | Super important |
| Green | Active |
| Yellow | Updateable |
| White | Not important |
Here is an example of a color-coded folder. It is super important.
To get importance in your directory, cd into it and clone importance relative to it:
>>> cd [ project_name ]
>>> git clone "https://github.com/VladUsatii/importance.git"
>>> cd importance
>>> bash setup.sh # first time user onlyTo test it, type cls. We are aware that cls is also used for clear on some systems.:
>>> clsTo add a file as important (red) or active (green):
>>> cls-red [ filename ]
>>> cls-green [ filename ]Enjoy 😊
Isn't cls the clear screen command?
It is the clear screen command, but keep in mind that this utility was designed for Unix/MacOS primarily. I might port this to other OSes in the future, but I see no point as this is where I do a lot of my work.
Is this a package?
This will never be a package. I find it much more handy to git clone the importance repository in all of my projects where I need to color-code files by importance. This eliminates the confusion from appending via the cls-red and cls-green commands.
Created by Vlad Usatii @ youshould.readproduct.com