Configuration File

It is possible to configure lsplus using a configuration file. The configuration file is a simple TOML file that is placed in the following location:

• Linux: ~/.config/lsplus/config.toml
• MacOS: ~/.config/lsplus/config.toml

The configuration file is optional and if it is not found, lsplus will use the default settings.

Available Options

The following options are available in the configuration file and correspond to the relevant command line options:

show_all

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the -a or --all command line option and will display all files and directories if set to true, including hidden files.

almost_all

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the -A or --almost-all command line option and will display all files and directories if set to true, except for . and ...

append_slash

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the -p or --slash-dirs command line option and will append a slash to directories if set to true.

dirs_first

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the --sort-dirs command line option and will

long_format

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the --long command line option and will display the output in long format if set to true.

human_readable

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the -h or --human-readable command line option and will display file sizes in human readable format if set to true.

no_icons

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the --no-icons command line option and will not display icons if set to true.

fuzzy_time

• Permitted values: true or false
• Default value: false

This option corresponds to the -Z or --fuzzy-time command line option and will display the time in a 'fuzzy' format if set to true.

Example Configuration File

The following is an example configuration file that sets several options. Any options that are not set will use the default values:

show_all = true
append_slash = true
dirs_first = true
human_readable = true
fuzzy_time = true