ds-rs

Usage

To run ds-rs, use the command ds:

```console

ds --help A command to search and display directory structures.

Usage: ds.exe [OPTIONS]

Options: -p, --path The path at which to start. If unspecified, the current directory is used. -r, --recursive Enables recursion -d, --depth The depth to which to recurse. If unspecified, the depth is unlimited. -f, --show-files Displays files along with directories -s, --show-symlinks Displays symlinks along with directories -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version ```

Examples

Display the directories inside a directory

```console

ds --path "C:/Users/%USERNAME%/Documents" Displaying contents of "C:/Users/%USERNAME%/Documents" ="Github" ="Projects" ```

Display the entire contents of a directory

```console

ds --path "C:/Users/%USERNAME%/Documents" -f -s Displaying contents of "C:/Users/%USERNAME%/Documents" ="GitHub" ="Projects" -"Resume.docx" -"Resume.pdf" ```

Display the entire contents of a directory recursively up to a depth of 3:

```console

ds --path "C:/Users/%USERNAME%/Documents" -r --depth 3 -f -s Displaying contents of "C:/Users/%USERNAME%/Documents" ="GitHub" ="Projects" ="Python" ="pythonproject1" ="pythonproject2" -"pythonscript.py" ="Rust" ="directory-search-rs" -"newbinandlib.bat" -"Resume.docx" -"Resume.pdf" ```

Installation

cargo install

The easiest way to install this binary is through cargo install:

console cargo install ds-rs

Build from source

To build from source, clone the git repository, build with cargo, and move the binary to a stable folder. ```console

git clone https://github.com/mysteriouslyseeing/directory-search-rs cd directory-search-rs cargo build --release cp ./target/release/ds /path/to/destination/ ```