ls but with io_uring
1lsr(1)
2
3# NAME
4
5lsr - list directory contents, but with io_uring
6
7# SYNOPSIS
8
9*lsr* [options...] [path]
10
11# DESCRIPTION
12
13lsr is an implementation of ls(1) which utilizes io_uring to perform syscall
14batching.
15
16# OPTIONS
17
18*-1*, *--oneline*
19 Print entries one per line
20
21*-a*, *--all*
22 Show files that start with a dot (ASCII 0x2E)
23
24*-A*, *--almost-all*
25 Like --all, but skips implicit "." and ".." directories
26
27*-C*, *--columns*
28 Print the output in columns
29
30*--color=WHEN*
31 When to use colors (always, auto, never)
32
33*--group-directories-first*
34 Print all directories before printing regular files
35
36*--help*
37 Print the help menu and exit
38
39*--hyperlinks=WHEN*
40 When to use OSC 8 hyperlinks (always, auto, never)
41
42*--icons=WHEN*
43 When to display icons (always, auto, never)
44
45*-l*, *--long*
46 Display extended file metadata
47
48*-r*, *--reverse*
49 Reverse the sort order
50
51*-t*, *--time*
52 Sort the entries by modification time, most recent first
53
54*--version*
55 Print the version and exit
56
57# AUTHORS
58
59Written and maintained by Tim Culverhouse <tim@timculverhouse.com>, assisted by
60open source contributors.