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Sometimes I give some folder names over to eza using stdin and I don't want it to show the contents of the folder, but rather the folder itself.
Example:
echo'.git'| eza --stdin
currently, this will result in something like this:
branches COMMIT_EDITMSG config description FETCH_HEAD filter-repo HEAD hooks index info logs modules objects ORIG_HEAD packed-refs refs
However, I'd like to pass an option like: --stdin-no-dir-contents that will then show the folder itself like:
.git
To give you a more real life example; I'm using fselect to select files in a very easy way. fselect itself doesn't have support for icons, colors, etc. I'll then pipe the contents over to eza and then receive a nice output.
Here's an example:
fselect path FROM ./ WHERE name = '.*' AND directory = "."| la --stdin
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Sometimes I give some folder names over to eza using stdin and I don't want it to show the contents of the folder, but rather the folder itself.
Example:
currently, this will result in something like this:
However, I'd like to pass an option like:
--stdin-no-dir-contents
that will then show the folder itself like:To give you a more real life example; I'm using fselect to select files in a very easy way. fselect itself doesn't have support for icons, colors, etc. I'll then pipe the contents over to
eza
and then receive a nice output.Here's an example:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: