lla
is like ls
went to design school. it's fast, it's pretty, it's rust-powered.
say bye to boring directories. say hi to file listing with style.
- speed demon: blink and you'll miss it
- long and detailed:
-l
for when you're feeling nosy - sort it out:
-s
to play favorites (name, size, or date) - picky picky:
-f
to filter files like a bouncer at a club - go deeper:
-r
to dive into subdirectories (how deep? you decide with-d
)
- get rust: no rust? get rusty
- magic words:
cargo install lla
- showtime: type
lla
and watch the magic happen
pkgin install lla
(we see you, netbsd. we appreciate you.)
lla [COOL_FLAGS] [EXTRA_BITS] [WHERE_TO_LOOK]
-l
: long list (for the detail-oriented)-r
: recursion (for the adventurous)-g
: git status (for the code-curious)
-s [FLAVOR]
: sort by name, size, or date-f [VIP_LIST]
: filter files (use . for extensions, like a cool kid)-d [HOW_DEEP]
: set max depth (for those afraid of recursion)-h
: help (no shame in asking)-V
: version (for the collectors)
DIRECTORY
: where to look (or don't, we'll just look here)
- just the basics:
lla
- be specific:
lla /path/to/your/hopes/and/dreams
- get all the deets:
lla -l
- size matters:
lla -s size
- txt files only party:
lla -f .txt
- go deep, but not too deep:
lla -r -d 3
- kitchen sink special:
lla -lrs size -f .txt -d 3
got ideas? found a bug? think you can make lla
even cooler?
we're all ears! pull requests and issues are like fan mail to us.
MIT License - do what you want, just don't blame us.
go forth and lla
your heart out!