Improve lsgists command

[OsirisTerje]

Awesome tool!

The lsgists command lists all gists including those in subfolders. Like unix ls, it would be better if it only listed the top level gists, That is also the way the gists.github.com site works.
Look at my gists at https://gists.github.com/osiristerje . You can see I have a history folder (that comes from Visual Studio Code sync settings, so it is automatically updated). Using lsgists the content of this folder is listed along with the few top level (16) gists I do have.

One could additionally add an option to list content in subfolders, using the same syntax as the UNIX ls.

[cuducos]

IMHO opinion, the use case at hand is not a trivial one. GitHub Gist does not allow directories and subdirectories in its web UI:

I know Gists are just Git repos and we can pull and push whatever we want. Thus my point is that I would go the other way around. Instead of:

One could additionally add an option to list content in subfolders, using the same syntax as the UNIX ls.

I'd suggest:

One could additionally add an option to ignore content in subfolders, using the same UX as in the Gist UI.

What do you think about it?

[OsirisTerje]

That sounds very good to me.

Also given that you can't manually create subfolders, as you state.
One could also turn that option around, default it to ignore subfolders, and have an option to include them.