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Color LS

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A Ruby script that colorizes the ls output with color and icons. Here are the screenshots of working example on an iTerm2 terminal (Mac OS), oh-my-zsh with powerlevel9k theme and powerline nerd-font + awesome-config font.

Example #1

How to use

  • Just lc : Prints all directories, files and dotfiles in current directory.

    Usage #1

  • With paths : lc path(s) prints all directories, files and dotfiles in given directory / directories.

    Usage #2

  • With --report or -r flag : lc path(s) -r : Prints all directories, files and dotfiles in directories, along with a brief report about number of files and folders shown.

    Usage #3 Usage #4

  • With --sort-dirs / -sd or --sort-files / -sf : Entries are sorted directories-first or files-first, and then alphabetically (case-insensitively) before being printed.

    Usage #5 Usage #6

  • With --dirs / -d or --files / -f : Entries are filtered so that only directories or files are shown.

    Usage #7 Usage #8

  • With -1 : Entries are printed in a column (one per line), just like ls -1 does.

    Usage #9

Installation steps

  1. Install Ruby (prefably, version > 2.1)
  2. Install the patched fonts of powerline nerd-font and/or font-awesome.
  3. Clone this repository to ~/bin (create if not exist or clone elsewhere) with
cd ~/bin && git clone https://github.com/athityakumar/colorls.git
  1. Navigate to this cloned directory : cd colorls
  2. Install bundler and dependencies :
gem install bundler
bundle install
  1. For CLI functionality, add a function (say, lc) to your shell configuration file (~/.bashrc or ~/.zshrc) :
lc () { ruby ~/bin/colorls/colorls.rb $1; }
  1. If you like the report flag you can make it default by adding:
alias lc='lc -r'
  1. Change the YAML files, if required. (Say, to add / change / remove some icons)
  2. Open a new terminal, and start using lc 🎉

NOTE: If you're iTerm2 on Mac, you may have to enable the nerd-font at iTerm2 > Preferences > Profiles > Text > Non-Ascii font > Knack Regular Nerd Font Complete

Uninstall Instructions

Want to uninstall and revert back to the old style?

rm -rf ~/bin/colorls

Run the above command and reset your terminal profile.

Tweaking this project

Pending formats

There are a couple of formats that aren't recognized yet. Custom file formats and icons can be added by changing the YAML files in this repository. Also, feel free to send a Pull Request here with the added icons. 😄

Please feel free to contribute to this project, by

  • opening an issue for reporting any bug / suggesting any enhancement
  • cleaning up the colorls.rb ruby script with more functionalities.
  • adding support for more icons by editing the YAML files.

LICENSE

MIT License 2017 - Athitya Kumar.