A quick and dirty method of adding dir to a Mac is as simple as creating a link to /bin/ls
ls is located in /bin
By default we can't add or modify things there (topic for another time), but we can modify things in /usr/local/bin so where better a place to add a dir file/command...
goto /usr/local/bin
and do sudo ln -s /bin/ls dir
dir now exists in /usr/local/bin as a symbolic link to /bin/ls
If we now do ls /usr/local/bin -al we will see the below;
basic stuff...
An alternative could be to add an alias to .bash_profile in /users/username/.bash_profile like so;
alias dir='ls'
when this is done, remember to quit terminal or run source ~/.bash_profile
Heisenberg - Digital Alchemist, Software Architect, Automation Specialist and Mechanical Engineer.
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