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Typing eza is a pretty horrible three character combination on a qwerty keyboard. One advantage of ls is it’s a lightning fast set of key strokes. I guess you can alias, but that’s kind of weird (compatibility, etc).
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This bookmarklet (I prefer to do it on purpose, not by default) would do this on a GitHub page. It is easy to convert it to a userscript. javascript:(function () { document.querySelectorAll("relative-time").forEach(function (el) { var p = el.parentNode; var t = el.title; var s = document.createElement("span"); s.innerHTML = t; p.removeChild(el); p.appendChild(s); }); })();
Shorter version javascript:(()=> {document.querySelectorAll("relative-time").forEach((el)=> el.format="datetime")})() based on docs at https://github.com/github/relative-time-element you can also do other formats like document.querySelectorAll("relative-time").forEach((el)=> {el.format= "datetime"; el.year ="numeric"; el.weekday=undefined;})
document.querySelectorAll("relative-time").forEach((el)=>el.replaceWith(document.createElement("span").innerHTML = el.title))
There is also 'lsd' but I still prefer eza. For everyone interested there is a lot of modern command line tools I nowadays prefer over the old stuff: bat - cat with highlight difftastic - better diff gdu - ncdu for ssds (disk space analyser) zoxide - modern cd fd - find alternative rg - ripgrep (grep) fzf - fuzzy finder jless - json viewer with mouse folding dra - download and install release assets lazygit - git TUI…
4 additional tools I use regularly: - task, a Makefile alternative - hyperfine, a benchmark tool - vegeta, a load testing tool - sd, a better, more intuitive sed There’s also the JSON trinity: - jq, the well know JSON processor - jc, convert the output of many CLI tools to JSON - gron, make JSON greppable
I tried magefiles[0] for a while, but Task just works so much better and isn't Go-specific as heavily.
Happy so far.
Difftastic was another gem for me.
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4 additional tools I use regularly: - task, a Makefile alternative - hyperfine, a benchmark tool - vegeta, a load testing tool - sd, a better, more intuitive sed There’s also the JSON trinity: - jq, the well know JSON processor - jc, convert the output of many CLI tools to JSON - gron, make JSON greppable
Task is _amazing_ I tried magefiles[0] for a while, but Task just works so much better and isn't Go-specific as heavily. [0] https://github.com/magefile/mage
I love Task because it completely fits my mental model, I can use all the Makefile features I like without relying on arcane syntax.
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No the maintained here means it is a maintained (replacment) with reference that it is a fork of exa which was a ls replacment that is not maintained anymore. It does not say that ls is not maintained.
Look at the title above. It only says Eza and ls. It says eza is maintained, which tells me the other,ls, is not maintained. Doesn’t mention exa. Yes it’s missing nuance if you don’t click through, but that’s a complete statement, and I wouldn’t expect people to click through to get more context
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Look at the title above. It only says Eza and ls. It says eza is maintained, which tells me the other,ls, is not maintained. Doesn’t mention exa. Yes it’s missing nuance if you don’t click through, but that’s a complete statement, and I wouldn’t expect people to click through to get more context
Don’t comment based on just the title, please.
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4 additional tools I use regularly: - task, a Makefile alternative - hyperfine, a benchmark tool - vegeta, a load testing tool - sd, a better, more intuitive sed There’s also the JSON trinity: - jq, the well know JSON processor - jc, convert the output of many CLI tools to JSON - gron, make JSON greppable
Task is _amazing_ I tried magefiles[0] for a while, but Task just works so much better and isn't Go-specific as heavily. [0] https://github.com/magefile/mage
There is also 'lsd' but I still prefer eza. For everyone interested there is a lot of modern command line tools I nowadays prefer over the old stuff: bat - cat with highlight difftastic - better diff gdu - ncdu for ssds (disk space analyser) zoxide - modern cd fd - find alternative rg - ripgrep (grep) fzf - fuzzy finder jless - json viewer with mouse folding dra - download and install release assets lazygit - git TUI…