Format 'ls' output into verbose, human readable output
Project description
Verbose ls
This package aims to make the output of ls
a little more readable and verbose.
Note: This package should work on Linux, but has only been tested on Mac OS (Mojave).
Installation
$ pip install verbose_ls
Using verbose_ls
For example, the permissions for owner, group, and other users can be hard to read in the first 9 slots. And for someone new to ls
it may not be obvious what the other output means.
For example, for the setup.py in this package:
ls -l setup.py
-rw-r--r-- 1 scottnelson staff 406 Dec 26 20:30 setup.py
This util adds descriptions for each column, and expands the output to make it more clear what it means.
verbose_ls setup.py
Filename: setup.py
File Type: Regular file
Owner Permissions: Read, Write
Group Permissions: Read
Other Users Permissions: Read
Hard Links: 1
Owner: scottnelson
Owner Group: staff
Size: 406B
Last Modified: Dec 26 20:30
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