When I utilize logo-ls inside the vscode terminal and ctrl-click to follow the hyperlink (which usually opens a file in VS-Code or I presume it's default editor) the following will appear:

If I delete the Icon and space preceding from the auto entry into the search it works as expected:

This has the net effect of breaking ctrl-click hyperlinking, I think VSCode has handled something like this before (with Ruby?) but my memory fails me, wasn't sure where the best place to address this was.

Other ls alternatives (like lsd) do not have this issue.

Using macOS ventura compiled for m1, and have this output....
What might be wrong ?
Installed fonts, compiled from source...
any help would be appreciated

Hi @JojiiOfficial can you update the AUR repo

Thanks

From the README: Support for Homebrew will come soon

Any progress in this?

hi, when i use logo-ls -D in git repo dir, logo-ls marked all of the ignored files as untracked, but git status reports working tree clean.

Issue

There is no color when using logo-ls, also got the weird color with .py file.

My Device

• Macbook Pro 14" M1 Pro
• OS: MacOS Monterey v12.1
• Terminal: zsh + oh-my-zsh
• Theme: Powerlevel10k
• Font: Jetbrains Mono Nerdfont

I've been having an issue using the -D flag causing logo-ls to run incredibly slow (~14 seconds on a mid-sized repository folder). I am running a Lenovo Carbon X1 6th gen.

Hi Yash Good eve!
I configured logo-ls in my Machine, its code page is unicode UTF-8. Having issue with .txt extension file.. i attached the look of that extension, please guide to is there any possibility to change that ls icon alone ?? and sql extension also not look clearly...
please guide since im new to this set-up.. Thanks in advance...!

Now im using Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, Xfce Terminal with Hack NF font but it can not display logo properly. Hope anyone can help me :( Or anyway to list file with icon. Many thanks!

ls supports a --color flag which takes the contents of the LS_COLORS env var to colorize files and directories.

A popular way to set this env var is using the dircolors utility. For example, I like a dark terminal and I use this ls theme:
https://github.com/sigurdga/ls-colors-solarized

I've been using it for so many years that as much as I love the icons from logo-ls, seeing filenames in plain white makes me lost, so I would love to see logo-ls detect the LS_COLORS env var and use it to colorize stuff while still delivering the nice icons.

Hi,

I forked logo-ls (here's my fork) and If someone's willing to help I think it can still be maintained. So far I fixed a few issues, implemented symlink resolution and migrated to Nerdfonts 3.

I've seen unmerged contributions and a lot of forks, I think it would be better to have a single place where everyone can contribute (not necessarily my fork) in order to keep logo-ls maintained.

I opened this discussion. Land here if you have some ideas or even if you just want to let someone know that you would like to keep using logo-ls.

Thanks!

Icons are rendered as single cells in Kitty.
Kitty expects a space after a, in this case, a nerd font icon glyph to render it as double cell.

Since, as I understand, you use a empty braille symbol as a space, Kitty render the icon small, as single cells.

Is it possible to have a proper space after the icon?

Thanks.

Example:

When running logo-ls -l the first line has a different color/weight. This can be seen in the screenshot:

I have the same issue running locally. The issue does not happen with a normal logo-ls

logo-ls currently uses outdated nf-mdi-* glyphs which have, according to the nerdfont website, been removed.

These need to be migrated to be used with up-to-date nerd fonts

Hi,

Looks like a cool project, but it's not working for me. I'm mostly getting random Arabic and horoscope symbols displaying. I'm using gnome-terminal on Arch Linux with zsh (although it looks the same in bash). Let me know if I've misconfigured it somehow.

Oliver

I don't know how it would be with the logos. but I kinda want it like this below:

The Sort Problem of Logo ls Command Output

As shown in the figure, there is a problem with the log ls output sorting. There is no format. What should we do to solve it

Hi,

Would it be possible to create an option that functions like ls's --group-directories-first? I.e. list all directories first, then sort all other files alphabetically

Thanks :)

When using built-in ls command

$ /bin/ls -q
Applications	System		Volumes		cores		etc		opt		sbin		usr
Library		Users		bin		dev		home		private		tmp		var

But using logo-ls, it fails

$ logo-ls -q
logo-ls: unknown option: -q
Try 'logo-ls -?' for more information.

According to logo-ls --help, the -v flag should result in natural sort of (version) numbers within text.

However, I've found that the actual behavior is different from the expected behavior.

As you can see, ls -v arranges the files in the "natural sort", while the output for logo-ls -v is not different from regular logo-ls without any flags.

I'm not sure if this is only an issue on my end, but I could not get this to work.

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/UTFeight/logo-ls-modernized/master/INSTALL | bash

Here is a small script that I wrote to install Latest Nerd Fonts (3.xx) compatible logo-ls

Requires

• Golang (go command)

Actual fixes are done in this PR
Many thanks to the Author Manuth

Is there any way we can change the size of the logos?

it would be possible to support sub extensions like * .service.ts *.test.ts

It would be great if symbolic link description in logo-ls with -l option like shown below

Hi there,

So I was trying to install logo-ls on my machine.
Since go1.16 go install <package>@latest is the default why to install go tools from a remote repo (see here).
When trying to do that with your project I get the following error:

❯ go install github.com/Yash-Handa/logo-ls@latest
go: downloading github.com/Yash-Handa/logo-ls v1.3.7
go install github.com/Yash-Handa/logo-ls@latest: create zip: testdata/logo-ls-a.snap: case-insensitive file name collision: "testdata/logo-ls-A.snap" and "testdata/logo-ls-a.snap"
testdata/logo-ls-r.snap: case-insensitive file name collision: "testdata/logo-ls-R.snap" and "testdata/logo-ls-r.snap"

I guess the issue comes from zip not being case sensitive. It would be great if you could rename the test files to allow the go install way since that is much easier than cloning & building manually as long as homebrew support is not there.

Sometimes it is useful to see the user/group IDs rather than the human-friendly usernames and group names for permissions. In GNU ls this is the -n flag, which is not currently supported by logo-ls.

在包含中文文件或文件夹的目录中使用-l参数会导致带有中文字符的行与其他行的长度不一致

it's not clear what version of script should be used with M1 Macs.

When using the -h flag, the owner disappears.

Example below with logo-ls -larth:

drwxr-xr-x⠀staff⠀96   ⠀Sep 16 09:57:50⠀ﱮ⠀..
-rw-r--r--⠀staff⠀2.4K ⠀Sep 16 09:57:50⠀⠀output.tf
-rw-r--r--⠀staff⠀2.5K ⠀Sep 16 09:57:50⠀⠀main.tf

Should get the ls -larth equivalent where the owner is not missing:

ls -larth                                          
drwxr-xr-x   3 youssefazrak  staff    96B Sep 16 09:57 ..
-rw-r--r--   1 youssefazrak  staff   2.4K Sep 16 09:57 output.tf
-rw-r--r--   1 youssefazrak  staff   2.5K Sep 16 09:57 main.tf

OS:

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ProductName:    Mac OS X
ProductVersion: 10.15.6
BuildVersion:   19G2021

Version 1.3.5 is being used.

Go version: go version go1.14.3 darwin/amd64

What is the icon for filenames *.sql?

I have unexpected single character (⠀) after icon as follow:

How to get rid of this character?

Installed on arch via 'go get', logo-ls displays correct icons and text, but each icon has an additional sigil appended to it. Verified using KDE konsole and kitty, both with patched nerd fonts. See picture for reference, and please let me know if more details are required.

When using "-D" flag, files are marked as "modified," but the "git status" command shows that the working tree is clean.

I've confirmed that this is true for any of the local branches on my machine.

Version: 1.3.6
OS: Ubuntu 20.04 on WSL2

Hi,

I really like this tool and am very happy with the execution.
I used exa before but I favour this one as it has a lot clearer icons IMHO 😄

There a feature I'd like to request that I really enjoyed in exa: sorting alphabetically with directories first (--group-directories-first)

I hope this would be possible to implement.

Gerard.

hi, i am using ubuntu on wsl and a alias

and it said:

what wrong?

I am using zsh with on-my-zsh on ubuntu on wsl ubuntuu 22.04.1

I have tryed

logo-ls *.exe

On windows 10 and I get

logo-ls: cannot access "*.exe": open *.exe: The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect.

If you can't find a user you should use the UID not the empty string. Here:

...then two lines later you should print u.Username not u.Name:

...the first problem is repeated for group lookup error path.