git-ls

List contents of the current directory, marked according to git status.

Staged files are green and marked with ^.

Changed but unstaged files are red, marked with *.

Untracked files are yellow, marked with ?.

Directories are blue, but if they contain staged, changed or untracked files they're marked accordingly.

Installing

Run this:

git config --global alias.ls '!/path/to/git-ls'

Then, you can run git ls from inside any git repo.

About

It's written in Python (runs as either Python2 or Python3). Should work on anything vaguely Unixy. MIT licensed.