Comment by fainpul
3 days ago
In PowerShell:
gci -file | sort-object size | select name, size -first 4 | % { $_.size /= 1MB; $_ } | ConvertTo-Json
3 days ago
In PowerShell:
gci -file | sort-object size | select name, size -first 4 | % { $_.size /= 1MB; $_ } | ConvertTo-Json
ConvertTo-Json? What kind of naming convention is that, especially with all the other commands being lowercase?
The naming convention is `verb-noun`. It's convenient for discoverability and consistency. The short commands are aliases.
The last command is properly cased, because I pressed tab (it auto-completes and fixes the case). The other commands I typed without tab completion. You can write however you want, PS is not case sensitive.
i dont think you need to select name and size, you can just remove it and use `select -first 4`, but cool, I never knew about `/=` syntax
I was trying to replicate the nushell example, which only has name and size in the output.