copytree-cli 0.2.0

A tool to copy directory trees

CopyTree

CopyTree is a command-line tool for creating ASCII file trees and replicating file trees using .ct files. It allows you to easily visualize and duplicate directory structures.

Features

• Generate ASCII representations of directory trees
• Replicate directory structures using .ct files
• Export directory structures to .ct files
• Enable pirate-speak mode for fun logging messages
• uhh copytree = cool

Installation

To install CopyTree, you can use pip:

Install via pip

pip install copytree-cli

Usage

To use CopyTree, run the following command:

copytree [options]

or

ct [options]

Options

• -v, --verbose : Enable verbose output
• -e, --export [file] : Export the structure to a file (default: export.ct)
• -d, --directory [directory] : Directory to copy
• -b, --build [file] : Build structure based on a .ct file
• -h, --help : Display help information

Examples

Generate an ASCII file tree for the current directory:

copytree

Replicate a directory tree from a .ct file:

copytree -b tree.ct

Export the current directory structure to a .ct file:

copytree -e my_structure.ct

Configuration

CopyTree uses a configuration file located at ~/.copytree/config.json. The configuration file allows you to customize the appearance of the ASCII tree and enable pirate-speak mode.

Default Configuration

{
    "folder-prefix": "/",
    "sub-file-indicator": "├──",
    "end-cap-indicator": "└──",
    "indent-space-indicator": "│",
    "pirate-speak": false
}

Configuration Options

• folder-prefix: The prefix used for folders in the ASCII tree.
• sub-file-indicator: The indicator used for sub-files in the ASCII tree.
• end-cap-indicator: The indicator used for the end of a branch in the ASCII tree.
• indent-space-indicator: The indicator used for indentation in the ASCII tree.
• pirate-speak: Enable or disable pirate-speak mode for logging messages.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request on GitHub.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

For any questions or suggestions, please contact [e-mail].