filist

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filist

Displays a list of files.

Usage

$ filist -s -M .
a.txt   24  3d3a42d900823afcfdfeb6de338bcec1
b/1.txt 81  ae23e0b40e773ac132f477f661e89b86
b/2.txt 163 494ba81d0d828ff9a244da627b5ece47

The arguments are as follows.

Usage: filist [flags] directory ...

Flags
  -r, --rel            Print relative path (If neither 'rel' nor 'abs' is specified, 'rel' will be printed first column.)
  -a, --abs            Print absolute path
  -s, --size           Print file size
  -m, --mtime          Print modification time
  -M, --md5            Print MD5 hash
  -S, --sha1           Print SHA-1 hash
      --sha256         Print SHA-256 hash
      --include-dir    Include directories
      --exclude-file   Exclude files
  -l, --level int      Number of directory level (Default is unlimited)
  -h, --help           Help

Prints in the order the options are specified.

$ filist -M -r .
3d3a42d900823afcfdfeb6de338bcec1  a.txt
ae23e0b40e773ac132f477f661e89b86  b/1.txt
494ba81d0d828ff9a244da627b5ece47  b/2.txt

If --include-dir is specified, the directory is also printed.

$ filist --include-dir .
a.txt
b/
b/1.txt
b/2.txt

If --include-dir and --exclude-file are specified, only directories are printed.

$ filist --include-dir --exclude-file .
b/

If -l is specified, you can specify the number of levels to be displayed.

$ filist -l 1 --include-dir .
a.txt
b/

Install

You can download the binary from the following.

• https://github.com/onozaty/filist/releases/latest

License

MIT

Author

onozaty