lsc, a colorized Get-ChildItem

Installation

put the file in to yourname\\Documents\\WindowsPowerShell\\Modules\\lsc\\lsc.psm1 and it should work.

Usage

lsc -path . -style @{"maxSpacePerName"=4;"nNamePerRow"=20} -Force or

lsc -path . -style @{"maxSpacePerName"=4;"nNamePerRow"=20}

Have a look at the source code! Here are some use cases.

Simply type lsc, you will get something like this …

You can customize the printing style. Also, there are some built-in styles.

Use such like the following.

Or, you can use your own like this:

Chinese characters are wider than ascii ones, twice in fact. But this is not a problem.

Finally, the -Force parameter.

Fiddling around the code

You can look up the code and decide to use your own color scheme. Function getColor is where to set the color. As for my own, I use gray to these hidden folders, dark gray for hidden files, dark green for normal folders and dark blue for normal files.

I wish you enjoy it:)

Miscellaneous

Have a look on my project about colorized theme and customized prompt for PowerShell;)