exa
File Explorer
Overrides common shell commands to use an alternative file explorer with enhanced features.
Override common commands to use exa instead
19 stars
0 watching
9 forks
Language: Shell
last commit: about 1 year ago
Linked from 1 awesome list
Related projects:
| Repository | Description | Stars |
|---|---|---|
 ritchies/zsh-exa | A set of aliases and plugins to extend the functionality of exa, a file explorer command. | 9 |
 wushenrong/zsh-eza | A zsh plugin that provides an alternative to the exa command for listing files and directories. | 3 |
 zplugin/zsh-exa | A plugin to replace the default ls command with an alternative, more detailed listing function. | 0 |
 ptavares/zsh-exa | This plugin allows users to easily install and load the exa command-line tool into their zsh shell environment. | 11 |
 mohamedelashri/exa-zsh | A zsh plugin providing useful aliases for the exa command-line tool | 17 |
 birdhackor/zsh-exa-ls-plugin | Enables exa to act as a drop-in replacement for ls and tree in zsh. | 3 |
 z-shell/zsh-eza | A plugin to replace the built-in 'ls' command with an alternative implementation in Zsh | 60 |
 darrintisdale/zsh-aliases-exa | An zsh plugin providing extended aliases for the exa command-line tool, enhancing its functionality and usability. | 118 |
| zap-zsh/fnm | A plugin for zsh shell that provides a simple and efficient way to manage file names | 1 |
| mohamedelashri/eza-zsh | A plugin for the zsh shell that provides useful aliases for managing files and directories. | 3 |
| birdhackor/zsh-eza-ls-plugin | An alternative to ls and tree with aliases inspired by exa-zsh, providing a similar directory exploration experience. | 0 |
 amyreese/zsh-opt-path | Automatically adds subdirectories with executable files to the system path | 13 |
 cowboyd/zsh-emacs | A set of Emacs aliases and settings for integrating Emacs with zsh shell operations. | 0 |
 unixorn/fzf-zsh-plugin | An extension to ZSH shell that enables using fzf to search command history and files. | 312 |
 zpm-zsh/ls | Improves the output of ls and adds custom aliases for file management | 100 |