In Linux, the command "ls" is one of the most commonly used. It's used to display a list of files and sub-directories. And this project is my implementation of this command.

The ability to view what files are in a directory is what makes ls so important. It will be used frequently to display directory contents. Although it is not a complicated command, it does come with a number of options for listing files with additional information. Even while ls is always enough to list contents, you're likely to find a few of these options highly handy.

See original "ls" - man.

• -a Do not ignore entries starting with .
• -R List subdirectories recursively
• -l Use a long listing format
• -t Sort by time, newest first
• -r Reverse order while sorting

1. Cloning this repository

   git clone https://github.com/Kllaster/ls.git
   

2. cd into the root directory

   cd ls
   

3. Creating a program from source code

   make
   

./bin/ls [option]... [file]...