SupaFileTree 0.1.0

A project that when given a folder path, generates a tree of all the files inside

Supa File Tree

A project that when given a folder path, generates a tree of all the files inside it. I created this using pure python and its base packages.

I made it because I couldn't find any python packages that did this. I intend to publish it into pip soon (whenever their website allows me to)

Project Output

I ran the program on a local copy of my tic-tac-toe project. Here is the generated output

├── assests
│   ├── null
│   │   └── null.png
│   ├── O_Assets
│   │   ├── O.png
│   │   ├── O_diag.png
│   │   ├── O_diag2.png
│   │   ├── O_hor.png
│   │   ├── O_hor2.png
│   │   ├── O_vert.png
│   │   └── O_vert2.png
│   ├── sounds
│   │   ├── Button_Sound.wav
│   │   └── license.txt
│   └── X_Assets
│       ├── X.png
│       ├── X_diag.png
│       ├── X_diag2.png
│       ├── X_hor.png
│       └── X_vert.png
├── ReadMe.txt
└── tic_tac_toe_GUI.py

Run this project

Assuming the project is being run in C:\Users\sample, run it using the following ...

python3 main.py "C:\Users\sample\SAMPLEPROJECT" --tg ".\" --o ".\"

Where

"C:\Users\sample\SAMPLEPROJECT" is the input path (REQUIRED)

--tg ".\" refers to the location of the .treeignore file (OPTIONAL)
--o ".\" refers to the location of where you want to see the output file (OPTIONAL)

How to not include some files in tree

Create .treeignore and add the file/folders you don't want to see in the tree Then use --tg PATH and add the PATH when running the file

Example .treeignore file

.git
.gitignore