lsg

lsg

lsg is a cross-platform implementation of ls written in Go

Features

• Eye candy (Colors, Nerd Font icons)
• Glob patterns (*.go, **/*, **/*.png)
• Tree output
• Execution speed is comparable to ls
• Supports Windows hidden files and junctions

Install

With go get:

go get github.com/operatios/lsg

Or download a binary from releases page

Usage

Examples:

• lsg -alxb
• lsg dir1 dir2 --sort=extension
• lsg **/*.flac **/*.png

Note: to use Globs on Linux you need to enquote them like this: lsg "**/*"

Flags:

-a, --all            do not ignore hidden files
-l, --long-listing   use a long listing format
-b, --bytes          with -l: print size in bytes
-x, --extend         with -l: print filemode and owner/group info
-t, --tree           use a tree format
-s, --sort string    sort by size (s), time (t), extension (x), category (c)
-r, --reverse        reverse file order
-c, --columns int    set maximum amount of columns
    --col-sep int    set column separator length (default 2)
    --no-targets     disable link targets
    --no-colors      disable colors
    --no-icons       disable icons

Customization

To edit the color scheme or replace/add icons, you need to have Go installed

• git clone https://github.com/operatios/lsg.git

• Edit the color scheme and icons to your liking

• Run go install in edited directory

More screenshots

Special thanks to:

• doublestar - Powers globbing
• aurora - Brings colors
• pflag - POSIX/GNU-style --flags