Hi! 😃

For some reason, in some cases, icons in folders are not displayed.

I am using PowerColorLS version 1.0.2 and terminal-icons version 0.5.1

I'm using PowerShell 7.2.0-preview.6

Here is my powershell profile file with the settings:

# $global:DefaultUser = [System.Environment]::UserName
$env:POSH_SESSION_DEFAULT_USER = [System.Environment]::UserName

Import-Module posh-git

Import-Module oh-my-posh

Set-PoshPrompt -Theme ~/.oh-my-posh.omp.json

Import-Module PSReadLine

Import-Module Terminal-Icons

Import-Module PowerColorLS

# Shows navigable menu of all options when hitting Tab
Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Key Tab -Function MenuComplete

# Autocompleteion for Arrow keys
Set-PSReadLineOption -HistorySearchCursorMovesToEnd
Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Key UpArrow -Function HistorySearchBackward
Set-PSReadLineKeyHandler -Key DownArrow -Function HistorySearchForward

Set-PSReadLineOption -ShowToolTips
Set-PSReadLineOption -PredictionSource History

#Set the color for Prediction (auto-suggestion)
Set-PSReadlineOption -Colors @{Prediction = "#0bda51" }

Set-PSReadLineOption -Colors @{
  Command            = '#00ff00'
  Number             = '#0ee7ff'
  Member             = '#ffff00'
  Operator           = '#08e8de'
  Type               = '#c72fff'
  Variable           = '#c0ff2f'
  Parameter          = '#fde910'
  ContinuationPrompt = 'DarkGray'
  Default            = '#30d5c8'
}

# Import-Module Get-ChildItemColor

function PowerColorLSWithParams([string] $query = ".") {
  PowerColorLS $query -l -ds -sd -a
}

Set-Alias -Name ls -Value PowerColorLSWithParams -Option AllScope
Set-Alias -Name which -Value Get-Command
# If (-Not (Test-Path Variable:PSise)) {
#   # Only run this in the console and not in the ISE
#   Import-Module Get-ChildItemColor

#   Set-Alias l Get-ChildItem -option AllScope
#   Set-Alias ls Get-ChildItemColorFormatWide -option AllScope
# }

# Import-Module PoshColor

Import-Module z

The tree.com Windows command is extremely old and very limited. It'd be nice to have a flag for showing tree-like output, something like jit-tree does.

I get this terrible and unreadable long date format for the listing PowerColorLS -hi -sd -a -l.
This makes things impossible to read on long listings. Please consider making it a normal data string: YYYY-MM-DD HH-MM-ss.

The script fails at line 119 char 30, which is $gitGlyph = $glyphs["nf-fa-check"]
I DID install Terminal-Icons and it WORKS pretty fine

Import-Module : 所在位置 C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PowerColorLS\1.0.4\Private\GitFunctions.ps1:119 字
符: 30
+         $gitGlyph = $glyphs["nf-fa-check"]
+                              ~~~~~~~~~~~~~
表达式或语句中包含意外的标记“nf-fa-check"]
    }
    $gitColor = (ConvertFrom-RGBColor -RGB ("00FF00"))
    foreach($gitStatusItem in $gitInfo.gitStatusItems){
        $updateGitStatus = $false
        $currentItemForGitCompare = $fileSystemInfo.FullName -Replace "\\", "/"
        if($currentItemForGitCompare -eq $gitStatusItem.path){
            $updateGitStatus = $true
        }elseif($isFolder -and ($gitStatusItem.path.StartsWith($currentItemForGitCompare,'CurrentCultureIgnoreCase'))){
            $updateGitStatus = $true
        }
        if($updateGitStatus){
            switch($gitStatusItem.status){
                "??" {
                    if($hideIcons){
                        $gitGlyph = "?";
                    }else{
                        $gitGlyph = $glyphs["nf-fa-question"]
                    }
                    $gitColor = (ConvertFrom-RGBColor -RGB ("FF0000"))
                }
                default{
                    $gitGlyph = $gitStatusItem.status
                    $gitColor = (ConvertFrom-RGBColor -RGB ("FFFF00"))
                }
            }
        }
    }
    $gitColorAndIcon = "${gitColor}${gitGlyph}”。
所在位置 C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PowerColorLS\1.0.4\Private\GitFunctions.ps1:149 字符: 48
+     $gitColorAndIcon = "${gitColor}${gitGlyph} "
+                                                ~
字符串缺少终止符: "。
所在位置 C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PowerColorLS\1.0.4\Private\GitFunctions.ps1:116 字符: 19
+     if($hideIcons){
+                   ~
语句块或类型定义中缺少右“}”。
所在位置 C:\Program Files\WindowsPowerShell\Modules\PowerColorLS\1.0.4\Private\GitFunctions.ps1:97 字符: 29
+ function Get-GitColorAndIcon{
+                             ~
语句块或类型定义中缺少右“}”。
所在位置 行:1 字符: 1
+ Import-Module PowerColorLS
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : ParserError: (:) [Import-Module], ParseException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnexpectedToken,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.ImportModuleCommand

Updated As mentioned in Pull Request #15 , change encoding of GitFunctions.ps1 from UTF-8 to GBK/GB2312 (system's default encoding)

Which font at Nerd Fonts do I install? There are dozens.

Hi!

It's so nice that PowerColorLS provides so many flags for output. Is it possible to have a flag to display the items with colors but without icons? Some terminals don't have icon support and I currently use https://github.com/JRJurman/PowerLS to have unix-like ls there.

It'd be great if I just install one module instead of two.

Thanks!

Hello,

I like the colorized output, but don't have a nerd font or don't necessarily want to create my own patched font. As a result, I was wondering if there was an option to disable the terminal icons and still use your package?
Thanks

Script I used for testing:

mkdir test_folder
echo "some test text" >> test_file.txt
cd test_folder
New-Item -Name the_link -ItemType SymbolicLink -Value ../test_file.txt
PowerColorLS
Get-ChildItem

Calling PowerColorLS doesn't output anything:

Get-ChildItem output:

Modules and versions:

Using:

• Theme = honukai
• microsoft-windows-terminal 1.10.2714.0
• PowerShell 5
• Windows 10

When used on Linux directories are shown with a '\' postfix rather than the more acceptable '/' suffix.

Hi!

Thank you for your wonderful script!

Please tell me how to configure alias for the PowerColorLS command with options:

-l -ds -sd -a?

In other words, I want the command "ls" to be a replacement for such a command:

ls -l -ds -sd -a

I have tried to investigate this issue and the only thing I have understood is that there is no way to pass the parameters of the cmdlet into the alias. To execute an alias with parameters, you need to use a function to do this.

But I don't understand how to write such a function for my case, because I'm completely unfamiliar with the language Powershell.

Help me, please.

I noticed it's showing ~2x the size of a particular folder when compared to the Explorer's Properties dialog. Upon inspecting, I found out that the folder contained symlinks to some other folders.

The --show-directory-sizes flag should ideally ignore symlinked (soft linked) folders and should not recurse into them to add their size to the output.