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⚡️ nat ⚡️

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What is nat?

Highlights

Installation

Understanding permissions output

What is nat?

Nat is a complete replacement for the 'ls' command

Nats features include

Join the nat discord server

Beta test the natls proof of concept re-write

bash cargo install nat-poc

Highlights

Installation

bash cargo install natls

Homebrew

bash brew install willdoescode/natls/natls

Alternative (linux)

natls

bash sudo snap install natls

To update natls with snap

bash sudo snap refresh natls

Another alternative (arch linux)

nat bash yay -S nat (or your AUR helper of choice)

Manual installation

Linux

```bash apt-get install rustc cargo cd /tmp

git clone https://github.com/willdoescode/nat.git cd /tmp/nat

cargo build --release

cd target/release

./nat ```

To install nat locally bash cd /tmp/nat cargo install --path . and add this line to your $HOME/.bashrc

bash export PATH=$PATH:$HOME/.cargo/bin

Updating nat

bash cargo install natls if there is a new version available cargo will install it

Using nat with ls

in zshrc or bashrc bash alias ls='natls'

Running

bash natls <dir>

Searching for file

bash natls <file>

To edit the code

bash git clone https://github.com/willdoescode/nat.git cd nat

Uninstall steps

bash cargo uninstall natls

Understanding permissions output

Imagine file permissions as three ones or zeros

000 no access 100 read 010 write 001 execute 101 read and execute 110 read and write 011 write and execute 111 read write and execute

what nat does is it combines these permissions for

user-group-other

so if the user has read write and execute and the group has read and write and other has no perms the output will look like

rwxrw----

If all groups have read write and execute the output would look like

rwxrwxrwx

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