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This document lists commands for various options when generating file listings, including commands to list specific folders, enable helpful features like autogen and debug mode, set output format and location, apply filters, include file metadata, and customize HTML, JSON, XLS, and other output formats.

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Commands

This document lists commands for various options when generating file listings, including commands to list specific folders, enable helpful features like autogen and debug mode, set output format and location, apply filters, include file metadata, and customize HTML, JSON, XLS, and other output formats.

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# Commands list #
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# TO LIST
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-toList["path1|path2|path3"] // Folders to list separated by |
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# HELPFUL
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-autogen // Automatic generation of the file
-hidden // Hide the program
-debugMode // Enable debug mode
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# OUTPUT
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-outputDirAuto // The current folder is always used
-output["The path of safety"] // By default, the current folder is used
-listName["File Name"] // Set the list name
-ext[ext] // htm by default (list: htm, html, json, txt, m3u,
xls, xlsx, csv or export : access, clipboard)
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# FILTERS
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-extFilters["ext1, ext2"] // List of extensions to filter
-extFiltersInclude // Included or excluded by default
-depth[0] // Sets the depth for subfolders (-1 by default)
-regex["Your Regex"] // Apply a regex
-regexCase // Regex sensitive to uppercase
-sortBy[0] // 0 - 4 [name, type, size, create date, edit date]
-orderBy[0] // 0 - 1 [ASC, DESC] ASC by default
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# DATE
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-dirDateCreate // Enables the creation date for folders
-filesDateCreate // Enables the creation date for files
-dirDateEdit // Enables the modification date for folders
-filesDateEdit // Enables the modification date for files
-dirDateAccess // Enables the access date for folders
-filesDateAccess // Enables the access date for files
-formatDate["String of date"] // Format the date text
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# CONTAIN
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-excludeFiles // To exclude files
-excludeFilesHidden // To exclude hidden files
-excludeDir // To exclude folders
-excludeSubDir // To exclude subdir
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# HTM/HTML
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-htmlTitle["My Title"] // Set title
-htmlSubTitle["My Subtitle"] // Set subtitle
-htmlSourceOnline // HTML source is online
-htmlSourceHiddenFolder // HTML source is hidden
-htmlOnByDefaultTree // Tree enable by default
-htmlOnByDefaultTooltip // Tooltip enable by default
-htmlOnByDefaultInfo // Detailed info enable by default
-htmlLinks // Hyperlinks in the list
-htmlNavBarPos[0] // 0 - 1 [top, bottom] top by default
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# JSON
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-jsonMinify // Minify the code
-jsonIncludePath // Include the fullpath
-jsonIncludeId // Include IDs for parents/children
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# TXT/Clipboard
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-txtCountItem // Number of elements
-txtTree // Tree enable
-txtTreeBranch // Branch enable
-txtIncludePath // Include the fullpath
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# M3U
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-m3uPath // Use the real path
-m3uCustomPath["path"] // Set the custom path
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# XLS/XLSX
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-xlsCountItem // Number of elements
-xlsTree // Tree enable
-xlsTreeByColumn // Tree by column
-xlsTreeBranch // Branch enable
-xlsIncludePath // Include the fullpath
-xlsSetSize[0] // Unit of weight, 0 for auto and 1 to 6 for byte to petabyte
-xlsColumns["[c1],[c2],..."] // "[ident,'name',pos,size,enable]
Example : "['Tree','Treee',1,80,true], ['Type','Typee',0,20,true]", ...
Ident list: Tree, Type, Size, DateEdit, DateCreate, NbElms, Path
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# DOC/DOCX
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-docCountItem // Number of elements
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# CSV
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-csvIndicator // Set quote (by default ')
-csvDelimiter["char"] // Set separator
-csvSetDelimiter["true,false,..."] // Set/unset delimiter by column
(Tree, Type, Size, DateCreate, DateEdit, DateAccess, NbElms, Path)
-csvCountItem // Number of elements
-csvTree // Tree enable
-csvTreeByColumn // Tree by column
-csvTreeBranch // Branch enable
-csvIncludePath // Include the fullpath
-csvSetSize[0] // Similar to the output XLS
-csvColumns["[c1],[c2],..."] // Similar to the output XLS
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# ACCESS
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-dbPathAccess["String of data base"] // Data base
-dbCountItem // Number of elements
-dbTree // Tree enable
-dbTreeBranch // Branch enable
-dbIncludePath // Include the fullpath
-dbSetSize[0] // Similar to the output XLS
-dbColumns["[c1],[c2],..."] // Similar to the output XLS
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# OTHER
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-filesSize // Files size
-zipList // Archive the list
-deleteExt // Removes file name extensions
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# EXAMPLE
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start LUD.exe -autogen -hidden -ext[html] -toList["testFile"]
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