lt
lists directory contents as a tree
TLDR
List files as tree
$ lt
List specific directory$ lt [directory/]
Show hidden files$ lt -a
Limit depth$ lt -L [2]
Show file details$ lt -l
Color output$ lt --color
SYNOPSIS
lt [options] [path]
DESCRIPTION
lt lists directory contents in a tree format. It is typically a shell alias rather than a standalone command, commonly configured as an alias for lsd --tree, exa --tree, or eza --tree.The exact behavior and available options depend on the underlying command. Run type lt or alias lt to see the actual definition on your system.
PARAMETERS
PATH
Directory to list.-a
Show hidden files.-L DEPTH
Maximum depth.-l
Long listing format.--color
Enable color output.--help
Display help information.
INSTALL
sudo apt install looptools
CAVEATS
Not a standard command. Behavior and available flags depend entirely on how the alias is configured. Options shown here correspond to common implementations like lsd or eza.
HISTORY
lt is commonly configured as a shell alias for tree-style directory listing using modern ls alternatives like lsd, exa, or eza.
