triyanox

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by triyanox 2y ago
On the latest release the it can list a tree of 100 in depth with over 100k files in less than 100ms and if cached 40ms
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by triyanox 2y ago
Will definitely prioritize optimization in the next releases. Planning to benchmark against ls on various systems and file counts to get this properly sorted.
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by triyanox 2y ago
Fair critique about the documentation - this needs proper attention. Writing a man page first is a solid approach - it forces clear thinking about the interface before implementation. I'll prioritize adding complete documentation for a
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by triyanox 2y ago
Thanks for the great list! Yep, eza and g are fantastic - I actually use eza daily and love how g handles git integration. What made me excited to experiment with lla was playing with the plugin architecture. While these other tools have gr
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by triyanox 2y ago
Thanks @benrutter! You nailed it - ls is like the "Hello World" of system tools. Simple enough that you won't tear your hair out, but meaty enough to learn a ton. Started with "ooh, pretty colors!" and before I knew
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by triyanox 2y ago
That's the amazing part I'm talking about the learning experience you get from weeks of working on something like that is better than reading countless documentations
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by triyanox 2y ago
Haha! Aren't all rust rewrites about colors take `bat` for example! Btw "!!" are from the git plugin, a quick way to see my workspace git status
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by triyanox 2y ago
Great idea! I will be working on it!
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by triyanox 2y ago
Thanks for all the feedback! Let me clarify a few things about lla. The most amazing part of this project wasn't just building another ls alternative - it was the incredible learning journey. Building a systems tool in Rust while imple
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Show HN: I made an ls alternative for my personal use(github.com)
197 points by triyanox 2y ago|154 comments
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A lightweight and extensible ls alternative [Tools](github.com)
2 points by triyanox 2y ago|1 comments