A zsh plugin to override ls and tree commands with lsd instead.

Using the ⚡ Zap minimal zsh plugin manager, add the following to your .zshrc

# Install plugin
plug "wintermi/zsh-lsd"

If you are using zap-zsh/supercharge you need to load this plugin after superchage, otherwise this plugin won't work because supercharge defines the same ls alias (usefull to colorize ls output for who is not using lsd).

Simply put it after the supercharge declaration in your .zshrc like this:

# ...

plug "zap-zsh/supercharge"
plug "wintermi/zsh-lsd"

# ...

The ls command will output directories first before the files with icons and colours.

The ll command will output in list format, line by line, directories first before the files with details, icons and colours.

The la command will output the same as ll but including any hidden directories and files.

Outputs the same as the regular UNIX tree command but done so using lsd, therefore including all of the extras lsd offers. By default, hidden directories and files are excluded, however they can be included by adding the -a flag.

⚠️ NOTE: It will recurse by default to a depth of 2. You can increase the recursion depth by adding the --depth <N> flag. But note doing so could create very long output.

The zsh-lsd plugin is released under the Apache License 2.0 unless explicitly mentioned in the file header.