Directory listings for zsh with git featuresk is the new l, yo
k is a zsh script / plugin to make directory listings more readable, adding a bit of color and some git status information on files and directories.
Git status on entire repos Git status on files within a working treeFiles sizes are graded from green for small (< 1k), to red for huge (> 1mb).
Human readable files sizes
Human readable files sizes can be shown by using the -h flag, which requires the numfmt command to be available. OS X / Darwin does not have a numfmt command by default, so GNU coreutils needs to be installed, which provides gnumfmt that k will also use if available. GNU coreutils can be installed on OS X with homebrew:
Dates fade with age.
Load k as a plugin in your .zshrc
Include the load command in your .zshrc
zgen load supercrabtree/k zgen save
Bundle k in your .zshrc
antigen bundle supercrabtree/k antigen apply
Clone k into your custom plugins repo
git clone https://github.com/supercrabtree/k $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/k
Then load as a plugin in your .zshrc
Clone this repository somewhere (~/k for example)
git clone git@github.com:supercrabtree/k.git $HOME/k
Source the script
Put the same line in your .zshrc to have k available whenever you start a shell. If you don't know what your .zshrc is, just do this.
print "source $HOME/k/k.sh" >> $HOME/.zshrc
Hit k in your shell
zsh 4.3.11
Git 1.7.2
supercrabtree
chrstphrknwtn
zirrostig
lejeunerenard
jozefizso
unixorn
george-b
philpennock
hoelzro
srijanshetty
zblach
mattboll
Pull requests welcome 😄
Paul Falstad for zsh
Sindre Sorhus for the fast git commands from zsh pure theme
Rupa for that slammin' strapline
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