Automatically
lsaftercd, because you know you always do it anyway. Why not make it automatic?
To install using a Zsh plugin manager, add the following to your .zshrc
- antidote:
antidote bundle zshzoo/cd-ls - zcomet:
zcomet load zshzoo/cd-ls - zgenom:
zgenom load zshzoo/cd-ls - znap:
znap source zshzoo/cd-ls
To install manually, first clone the repo:
git clone https://github.com/zshzoo/cd-ls ${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.zplugins/cd-lsThen, in your .zshrc, add the following line:
source ${ZDOTDIR:-~}/.zplugins/cd-ls/cd-ls.zshTo install with Oh-My-Zsh, first clone the repo from an interactive Zsh session:
# make sure your $ZSH_CUSTOM is set
ZSH_CUSTOM=${ZSH_CUSTOM:-~/.oh-my-zsh/custom}
# now, clone the plugin
git clone https://github.com/zshzoo/cd-ls $ZSH_CUSTOM/plugins/cd-lsThen, add the plugin to your Oh-My-Zsh plugins list in your .zshrc
# in your .zshrc, add this plugin to your plugins list
plugins=(... cd-ls)To install with Prezto, first clone the repo from an interactive Zsh session:
# make sure your $ZPREZTODIR is set
ZPREZTODIR=${ZPREZTODIR:-~/.zprezto}
# clone the repo to a prezto contrib dir
git clone https://github.com/zshzoo/cd-ls $ZPREZTODIR/contrib/cd-ls/external
# set up the contrib
echo "source \${0:A:h}/external/cd-ls.plugin.zsh" > $ZPREZTODIR/contrib/cd-ls/init.zshThen, add the plugin to your Prezto plugins list in .zpreztorc
zstyle ':prezto:load' pmodule \
... \
cd-ls \
...By setting the CD_LS_COMMAND environmental variable, you can customize the command to be executed right after cd. The command defaults to the standard ls in case the CD_LS_COMMAND variable is not set.