ls Xtended: A command line utility which lets you navigate through terminal like a pro
It's a pain to cd and ls multiple times to reach desired directory in terminal (this maybe subjective). ls-Xtended (lsx) solves this problem by allowing users to smoothly navigate and search directories on the go with just one command. It also allows to create alias for paths making it easier for users to remember the path to the desired directory. It also ranks your directories based on how often you access them and placing them on top of the list to reduce searching and navigation time.
It's a pain to cd and ls multiple times to reach desired directory in terminal (this maybe subjective). ls-Xtended (lsx) solves this problem by allowing users to smoothly navigate and search directories on the go with just one command. It also allows to create alias for paths making it easier for users to remember the path to the desired directory. It also ranks your directories based on how often you access them and placing them on top of the list to reduce searching and navigation time.
To install lsx, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install lsx
To see what files were installed by lsx, run:
port contents lsx
To later upgrade lsx, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade lsx
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