# erdtree (erd) configuration — /home/lkraven/.config/erdtree/.erdtree.toml
#
# The top-level table below is the DEFAULT for a bare `erd`. Named tables are
# opt-in via `erd -c <name>`.
#
# Rationale: erd ships as a disk-usage tool — its stock defaults are root-at-
# bottom, sorted by size, with a du column. That is a fine `du` replacement but
# a surprising `tree`. This config makes the bare invocation behave like GNU
# tree (root at top, name-sorted, dirs first, no size column) and moves the
# disk-usage behaviour behind `erd -c du`.
#
# Note: erd respects .gitignore by default. That is kept — it is why listing a
# repo is fast and readable. Pass `-i` to ignore .gitignore, `-.` for hidden
# files, `-. --no-git` for hidden-but-not-.git.

# ---- default: tree-like folder listing ----
layout        = "inverted"   # root at top, like GNU tree
sort          = "name"       # lexicographic, like GNU tree
dir-order     = "first"      # directories above files
suppress-size = true         # no disk-usage column
no-progress   = true         # no progress indicator on fast listings

# ---- `erd -c du` : the disk-usage mode erd was actually built for ----
[du]
layout    = "inverted"
sort      = "rsize"          # largest first
dir-order = "first"
human     = true             # human-readable byte sizes
disk-usage = "physical"      # actual blocks on disk

# ---- `erd -c all` : everything, nothing hidden or ignored ----
[all]
layout        = "inverted"
sort          = "name"
dir-order     = "first"
suppress-size = true
no-progress   = true
hidden        = true
no-ignore     = true