lsr
| Crates.io | lsr |
| lib.rs | lsr |
| version | 0.1.0 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2023-01-29 07:22:54.604032 |
| updated_at | 2023-01-29 07:22:54.604032 |
| description | LS Implementation in Rust |
| homepage | https://github.com/schneiderchristopher/lsr |
| repository | https://github.com/schneiderchristopher/lsr |
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Christopher Schneider (schneiderchristopher)
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README
LSR - A Rust Implementation of LS for Windows(and possibly other platforms)
This is underdevelopment
Quick Start
For now, I only tested this code on the Windows platform. Feel free to test in any other platform and tell me the results! If you want run the project I recommend building it with Rust. You will need Rust installed.
Clone the project and in the same directory open console and:
cargo build
cargo run
RoadMap
| Development | Status |
|---|---|
| Testing | Not done |
| CMD Arguments* | Not done |
| Listing specific dir* | Not done |
| Hiding dot files in default execution* | Not done |
| Listing with subdirs* | Not done |
My plan basically is to implement the whole ls functionality in this program, so this roadmap will problaby get big very soon!
*These will be CMD arguments.
Contributing
Bug fixes
Any bug fixes are welcome. I am new to the rust language so when issuing a PR please consider describing the bug!
Improvements
You can do a PR if you want to implement a feature from the roadmap! If testing is already a thing you should PR all your changes with testing.
Also, I want to stay to vanilla rust as possible, so if you introduce a new package, we can discuss the possibility.
Tips
You can issue a tip for me related to project structure, CI/Testing, Coding, etc. I'm new to the world of Open Source and I am open to learn.
Final Considerations
This is my first try at Open Source, I know there's probably a thousand better implementations of the LS command in Rust. But I want to experience how Open Source works :) Thanks for passing by!