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For lsx to work in windows, on needs to port install.sh and lsx.sh to powershell script.

Please rename this project. It is in conflict with Suckless lsx which lists executables.

show most visited directories on top of the list. Feel free to share the approach to rank the directories and related.

There is no logo for lsx.
Make sure that the logo is in svg format and share here for approval.
place logo in the assets folder

In a directory with no folders and just files shows not found, which means that it does not shows files shows only folders

As of now if user starts from ~/abc then they can navigate forward in this path (~/abc/def/....), they can also navigate backward but only till point ~/abc after which user cannot go to the previous path of ~/abc.

Allow users to install lsx using homebrew in macos.
Interested can start a thread so that I can explain how and why the whole installation process works which is very important to understand before packaging it to homebrew.

$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/souvikinator/lsx/master/install.sh | bash
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Downloading required scripts...
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can't load package: package github.com/souvikinator/lsx@latest: cannot find package "github.com/souvikinator/lsx@latest" in any of:
	/usr/lib/go-1.10/src/github.com/souvikinator/lsx@latest (from $GOROOT)
	/home/shared/applications/go/src/github.com/souvikinator/lsx@latest (from $GOPATH)
ERROR: Installation failed!

Maybe I found the problem but not sure. I see in install.sh:

ZSHRC="$HOME/.zshrc"
ZSH_DIR="$HOME/.oh-my-zsh"
ZSH_FUNC_DIR="$ZSH_DIR/functions"

I don't keep my .zshrc or .oh-my-zsh in those locations; I keep them in a subdirectory of ~. I tried downloading the install.sh, hardcoding the first 2 variable and running it but got the same result so maybe it's not the point of failure.

I see that the file ~/.config/lsx/lsx.sh is present but beyond that I can't follow what is supposed to be happening so not sure what's the problem.

By the way I am not sure if this is helpful but as to the zsh files, the way I changed it from default is by setting the $ZDOTDIR environment variable in .zshenv. (Info on SE) As far as I found (I didn't look too hard) it wasn't possible to actually charge the name of the .zshrc file, which I would have preferred because it's sort of stupid to have a hidden file in a hidden directory. If that were possible and someone had done it then the below wouldn't work.

At the top of the $ZDOTDIR/.zshrc file, the oh my zsh installer added:

export ZSH="$ZDOTDIR/.oh-my-zsh"

So as per the above if I was writing this I would probably use:

ZSHRC="$ZDOTDIR/.zshrc"
ZSH_DIR="$ZSH"

but you should definitely check that with someone who knows what of they speak.

After struggling with the $GOPATH thing I also added the source at the end of my .zshrc and now when I try to run it I get the aformentioned error.

One use case I particularly like is saving an alias in .bashrc to jump to the desired path of my choice I believe that is the fastest. For example, I save alias project="cd /home/skd/Documents/project" and then in terminal I write project and voila I am in that directory. Now the issues I have is to update these alias I have to open my .bashrc file and update it, same for viewing all the aliases I have made.

Now It would be awesome if I have a way to have CRUD operations on them from the terminal itself. Also extending the functionality when I save a directory in alias it maps all the subdirectories so now, I can run project>testserver so something like this.

Hi!

I'm on a MacBook Pro, running zsh on Catalina.

Typing lsx gives

zsh: lsx: function definition file not found

I'm not a go user, so there might be issues with how it's set up on my machine.

Thanks!

the issue is probably in the script we are adding in the .bashrc in the argument part.

Auto Update lsx like zsh on system startup

fish: Unknown command: /home/zeus/go/bin/ls-x
~/.config/fish/functions/lsx.fish (line 15):
$LSX
^
in function 'lsx'

console output when I try to run lsx
Sorry for not providing more info but just seem like a simple fish script syntax error I don't know how to write scripts in fish shell.
I don't think this issue is on my end I just think fish doesn't use $ the same way bash or zsh do?
EDIT: Syntax might change depending on version of fish I am on version 3.3.1-1

Thanks for the great program !
It would be neat if there would be an option to use the entire terminal window for browsing or just make this default.
Maybe I am overlooking something but it seems to be wasting terminal space by using only the upper part.
Just a thought :)