It would be nice if the ls command listed files in columns so more can fit on a screen. Most/all unix-based ls commands do this, for example:
$ ls /etc/alphabet
alpha charlie echo golf india
bravo delta foxtrot hotel juliett
$ ls /srv/random-rails-app
app config db Gemfile.lock log Rakefile tmp
bin config.ru Gemfile lib public test vendor
Whereas this tool's output is:
$ dbxcli ls /some-folder
alpha
bravo
charlie
delta
...
The output of the --long option would of course remain unchanged.
It would be nice if the
ls
command listed files in columns so more can fit on a screen. Most/all unix-basedls
commands do this, for example:Whereas this tool's output is:
The output of the
--long
option would of course remain unchanged.