colorls
Sometimes, efficiency and aesthetics are closely linked. While there's nothing wrong with using the ls
command to list the contents of a directory, the colorls
command is a fancy alternative that will give us a color-coded output. Much easier to read:
A lot of people, myself included, create an alias in the .zshrc
file to make sure colorls
will be fired every time ls
is typed:
sh
alias ls='colorls'
For more details, make sure to check the project's repo on Github.