# Dotfiles (v0.2.469) Simply designed to fit your shell life 🐚 ![Dotfiles banner][banner] --- ## 🅻🅸🆂🆃 🅰🅻🅸🅰🆂🅴🆂 This script defines a set of aliases for enhanced file listing using `eza`, or falls back to `ls` if `eza` is not installed. These aliases provide intuitive shortcuts for various listing styles and sorting options. ### **Aliases Overview** - **`ls`** Replaces the standard `ls` command with `eza`. If `eza` is not available, falls back to the standard `ls`. - **`l`** Mirrors the behavior of `ls` or `eza`, ensuring consistent usage. - **`ll`** Lists files in a long format, including hidden files (`--long -a`). - **`llm`** Lists files in long format, including hidden files, sorted by modification date (`--long -a --sort=modified`). - **`la`** Lists all files, including hidden ones, with directories listed first (`-a --group-directories-first`). - **`lx`** Lists all files and displays extended attributes, with directories listed first (`-a --group-directories-first --extended`). - **`tree`** Displays a directory tree using `eza --tree`. If `eza` is unavailable, falls back to the `tree` command or `ls -R`. - **`lS`** Lists files one entry per line (`--oneline`). --- ### **Installation** 1. Clone this repository: ```bash git clone https://github.com/sebastienrousseau/dotfiles.git ``` 2. Source the `list.sh` script in your shell configuration: ```bash echo 'source /path/to/dotfiles/list.sh' >> ~/.bashrc source ~/.bashrc ``` --- ### **Usage Examples** Here are examples of how you can use the aliases: - **Basic Listing**: ```bash ls # Basic file listing (uses eza if available) l # Same as ls ``` - **Detailed Listing**: ```bash ll # Long format with hidden files llm # Long format, sorted by modification date ``` - **Specialized Listings**: ```bash la # Show all files, directories first lx # Show extended attributes, directories first lS # One entry per line ``` - **Tree View**: ```bash tree # Show directory structure as a tree ``` --- ### **Fallback Behavior** If `eza` is not installed, the script automatically falls back to standard `ls` with equivalent options where possible. For example: - **`ls` and `l`**: Use standard `ls` if `eza` is unavailable. - **`tree`**: Falls back to `tree` if installed, or `ls -R` otherwise. --- ### **Customization** You can adjust the aliases or add additional ones in the `list.sh` script. For example, modify the default `tree` depth by editing: ```bash alias tree='eza --tree --level=2' ``` --- [banner]: https://kura.pro/dotfiles/v2/images/titles/title-dotfiles.svg