⛏ My own implementation of the famous Unix command: ls

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1. Download/Clone the source code
2. cd into the root directory
3. Run make

It's pretty simple, instead of calling ls, call ./uls from the root directory of the source code after building it.

usage: uls [-ACGRSTcfglmortux1] [file ...]

• Long listing display: -l
• Display recursively: -R
• Display all files: -a
• Reverse sort: -r
• Sort by modification date: -t
• Display one entry per line: -1
• Column display: -C
• Display with a comma separated list of entries: -m
• Sort by creation date: -u
• Sort by last access date: -a
• Sort by last status change date: -c
• Show every entry except for current and previous directories: -A
• Sort by file size: -S
• Colorized output: -G

1. Oleh Rubanik