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xplora

v1.1.2

Published

Xplora is a command-line tool to visualize files & directories on your file system and output them into a hierarchical tree. Xplora also comes with many other great features.

Downloads

28

Readme

Xplora 📁

A Command line file explorer.

Xplora is a command-line tool to visualize files & directories on your file system and output them into a hierarchical tree. Xplora also comes with many other great features.

Installation

$ npm install -g xplora

OR

$ npx xplora

Help

$ xplora --help
Usage: index [options]

Options:
  -v,   --version              output the version number
  -i,   --ignore <value...>    Ignore files and directories.
  -igp, --ignore-path <value>  Path for .ignorepath file.
  -e,   --extension <value>    Matches for file extension.
  -loc, --line-of-code         Outputs Lines of code.
  -f,   --filter               Filter only matched files.
  -d,   --date <value>         Matches created date of file. Formats:
                               (">=mm-dd-yy"), ("<=mm-dd-yy hh:mm a"),
                               (">mm-dd-yy hh:mm"),
                               (">=mm-dd-yy | <mm-dd-yy")

  -s,   --file-size <value>    Matched file size in bytes. Format: 1000,
                               (">=1000"), ("<1000"),
                               (">=1000 | <2000")

  -fn,  --file-name <value>    Matches for file name.
  -nr,  --not-recursive        Not recursive
  -nf,  --not-formatted        Not formatted
  -sd,  --start-dir <path>     Starting Directory path.
  -ncd, --not-created-date     Hides file created date.
  -fct, --file-created-time    Shows file created time.
  -h,   --help                 Display help for command for xplora.

Ignoring file & directories

Xplora support two ways for ignoring files & directories firstly by arguments and secondly by .igonrepath file.

1 Method

$ xplora --ignore node_modules .git .vscode .idea

Use ** at start of file/directory name to ignore in all sub directories.

$ xplora --ignore "**node_modules" "**Readme.md"

By default xplora ignore these directories node_modules .git .vscode .idea.

2 Method

Create .ignorepath file

$ touch .ignorepath

And just add file & directories on each line.

Filtering files

Files can be filtered by their extensions, name (support regex exp), created date or, by size (in bytes).

Examples:

Include --filter flag to filter only match files.

  • xplora --extension .js --filter Filter files that matches .js extension.

  • xplora --file-name index --filter Filter files that matches index filename.

  • xplora --file-size 1024 --filter Filter files that are >= 1KB.

  • xplora --file-size "<=1024" --filter Filter files that are <=1KB.

  • xplora --file-size ">=1024 | <5120" --filter Filter files that are >=1KB but <5KB.

  • xplora --date "08-24-21" --filter Filter files that are created after August 24, 2021.

  • xplora --date ">=08-24-21 | <10-20-21" --filter Filter files that are created in between of August 24, 2021 to September 01, 2021.

Line Of Code (LOC)

It was never this easy to calculate lines of code for your whole project but, by using one command Xplora can calculate the total lines of code of your project.

Any text-based extension(non-binary) files are support loc. List of supported extension.

Command: -loc, --line-of-code

$ xplora -e .js --line-of-code

Screenshot

| xplora | xplora --extension .js --filter --line-of-code | | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | :------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | | |

Thank You! 💙