lsr(1)

💅 lsr(1) — the ls glow-up, now with io_uring ✨

okay bestie, welcome to the lsr manual page, straight out of the General Commands Manual 🎀

🌸 NAME 🌸

lsr — list directory contents, but with io_uring 🦋

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

lsr [options...] [path]

💖 DESCRIPTION 💖

so like, lsr is an implementation of ls(1) — yes, that ls — except it utilizes io_uring to perform syscall batching 🔥 which is genuinely the main character energy we deserve ngl 💅

👑 OPTIONS 👑

• -1, --oneline — print entries one per line 🥰 simple, clean, iconic
• -a, --all — show files that start with a dot (ASCII 0x2E) 🙈 you know the ones
• -A, --almost-all — like --all, but skips the implicit . and .. directories 🫶 so close to all, but not quite
• -C, --columns — print the output in columns 💐
• --color=WHEN — when to use colors (always, auto, never) 🌈 pick your vibe
• --group-directories-first — print all directories before printing regular files 👑 directories get the VIP section
• --help — print the help menu and exit ✨
• --hyperlinks=WHEN — when to use OSC 8 hyperlinks (always, auto, never) 🔗
• --icons=WHEN — when to display icons (always, auto, never) 🍓 cute little glyphs fr fr
• -l, --long — display extended file metadata 😭 the full lore drop
• -r, --reverse — reverse the sort order 🔄
• -t, --time — sort the entries by modification time, most recent first ⏰ freshest first, periodt
• --version — print the version and exit 💜

🌟 AUTHORS 🌟

written and maintained by Tim Culverhouse <tim@timculverhouse.com>, assisted by open source contributors 🫶 no cap, the community ate 💅

and that's the whole page bestie!! 🎀 this one's from the General Commands Manual, dated 1980-01-01 — yeah, the date is giving vintage time traveler 💀 but the io_uring is VERY now ✨ byeee 🦋💖