CLI utility to print a
tree(1)like graph from a list of file paths.
Around the same time I wrote this utility, tree got a --fromfile option.
This makes this project obsolete.
go install github.com/fahrradflucht/pathtreeprint
It is pretty simple:
➜ ~ pathtreeprint path/to/file.txt path/to/another/file.txt
.
└── path
└── to
├── file.txt
└── another
└── file.txt
A more useful example would be printing a tree from git ls-tree:
➜ node-libs-browser git:(master) pathtreeprint $(git ls-tree -r --name-only master)
.
├── .gitattributes
├── .gitignore
├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── index.js
├── mock
│ ├── buffer.js
│ ├── console.js
│ ├── dns.js
│ ├── empty.js
│ ├── net.js
│ ├── process.js
│ ├── punycode.js
│ ├── tls.js
│ └── tty.js
└── package.json
Combined with find(1) it can do most of the stuff tree(1) can do but a lot
more flexible.
PRs accepted.
MIT © 2018 Mathis Wiehl