feat(flags): add -F (classify) and -R (recursive) flags #641
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Introduces two new flags to improve compatibility with the standard command: for classifying files and for recursive listing. - The or flag appends an indicator (*/=>@|) to entries to signify the file type. - The or flag lists subdirectories recursively. These changes provide more -like functionality to , making it a more powerful and familiar tool for users. Closes: athityakumar#103
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Introduces two new flags to improve compatibility with the standard command: for classifying files and for recursive listing.
These changes provide more -like functionality to , making it a more powerful and familiar tool for users.
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This PR adds -F (--classify) and -R (--recursive) flags to improve ls compatibility, allowing file type indicators and recursive listing respectively, making colorls more powerful and familiar.
colorlsa drop-in replacement forls#103