Walk is a lightweight alternative to the find(1) command, it's main purpose is to walk directories recursively and print the name of each line on a separate line.
go build -o walk .
This example is straight from 9fronts man page and is adjusted to
work with this version of walk. It will walk the ~/bin/ directory,
list its files sorted by the modification date:
walk -f -e mp ~/bin | sort -n | sed -E 's/^[^ ]+ //'
Here is another example where walk will only print files or directories that are of depth 2 or more:
walk -n 2, ~/bin
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