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ls-win

v0.0.1

Published

ls for windows

Downloads

3

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Links

Git

Maintainers

active9active9

Keywords

dirlswindowswincommandprompt

Readme

#ls-win

ls for windows

Installation

$ npm install ls-win -g

Run the command line:

$ ls

Philosophy

If you are like many 133t speaking nerd programmers out there you find yourself typing in ls while using a windows command prompt. ls-win simply executes the command dir everytime you type in ls if installed as a global npm package. This is designed to work with windows based systems. ls-win took roughly 15 minutes to create and is designed to increase productivity for cross-platform users.

How It Works

It simply executes dir for you automagically.

TODO

  • argv directory switch passing

License

MIT