Common parameters
-A or--all: Lists all files under the directory, including. and. As well as the hidden files.
-A or--almost-all: equivalent-A, but not listed. (. Indicates the current directory) and. (.. Represents the parent directory) directory.
-1: Only one file or directory is displayed per column.
-C: Used with-LT parameters, LS-CLT directory, sorted by CTime (last modified time) and displayed CTime
-D or--directory: Displays only name information, not files in the directory, usually with-L, Ls-ld directory.
-G: Equivalent-L, but does not display the file owner.
-G or--no-group: equivalent-L, but does not display the group to which the file belongs.
-F: The displayed file is not sorted, the parameter "AU" is in effect, the parameter "LST" is invalidated.
-H: Use "K", "M", "G" to display the file size.
--si: This parameter effect is similar to "-H", but the unit of calculation is 1000Bytes instead of 1024Bytes.
-H: Use the symbolic link in the command column to indicate the true destination.
-I or--inode: Displays the inode number of the file and directory.
-K or--kilobytes: equivalent –block-size=1k, which displays the unit size of the K-byte file.
-L: Displays the file or directory information in a detailed format, in addition to the file name, and displays the size, permissions, ownership, and CTime of the files.
-M: Use "," to separate the files and directories used.
-O: Equivalent to-g
-N or--numeric-uid-gid replaces its name with a user ID and a group identifier.
-N or--literal directly lists file and directory names, including control characters.
-R or--reverse reverse sort.
-R or--recursive recursive processing to display all files and subdirectories in the specified directory.
-S or--size displays the size of the file and directory, in chunks.
-S is sorted by file and directory size.
-T is sorted with file and directory change times.
-U sorts the last access time to display files and directories.
-u lists file and directory names without sorting.
--block-size=< Chunk Size > Specifies the chunk size to hold the file.
--full-time lists the full date and time.
--help online Help.
--version Displays version information.