Yet another lsnotes
built with Node.js.
(Check out lsnotes
by @aeilot! It's the original project.)
$ yarn global add lnn-cli
# or
$ npm install -g lnn-cli
Then, you can use lnn
to print .lsnotes
in current directory to terminal:
$ lnn
The home directory of project `lnn`.
$ alias ls='lnn -s -l' # you can add this to your terminal profile if you like it
$ ls
The home directory of project `lnn`.
----------
.git
.gitignore
.lsnotes
LICENSE
node_modules
package.json
README.md - readme file
src - code here!
yarn.lock
Prints version information
$ lnn -v
vx.y.z
This adds a separator after printing .lsnotes
.
$ lnn
The home directory of project `lnn`.
----------
This appends built-in ls
to the end of .lsnotes
.
$ lnn
The home directory of project `lnn`.
.git
.gitignore
.lsnotes
LICENSE
node_modules
package.json
README.md - readme file
src - code here!
yarn.lock