directory-tree 0.0.2

Utility Package that displays out the Tree Structure of a Particular Directory.

Directory Tree Package

About

Want to display your project/current working directory as a neat tree? No Worries!

Directory Tree is a simple python utility package that displays out the Tree Structure of a user-defined directory.

Currently Available for All Platforms.

Installation

Run the following command on your terminal to install directory_tree:

1 . Installing the package using pip:

pip install directory_tree

OR

pip3 install directory_tree

2 . Cloning the repository:

git clone https://github.com/rahulbordoloi/Directory-Tree/
cd Directory-Tree
pip install -e .

Usage

Arguments

Parameters	Description
dir_path	Refers to the Directory Path of Operation. By default, refers to the Current Working Directory.
string_rep	Refers to whether you just want the direct output or a string representation of the same.

Run this script in order to print out the tree structure of a user-defined directory!

# Importing Libraries
from directory_tree import display_tree

# Main Method
if __name__ == '__main__':
    display_tree(directory_path)

• Here by default, the directory_path is the current working directory (CWD) unless specified by the user.

Output

1. For Current Working Directory [DEFAULT] [String Representation = False]

>>> from directory_tree import display_tree
>>> display_tree()

$ Operating System : Windows
$ Path : C:\Personal\Work\Directory-Tree\Test\Main Directory

*************** Directory Tree ***************

Main Directory/
├── Directory 1/
│   └── Directory 2/
│       ├── Directory 3/
│       │   └── Directory 4/
│       │       └── Hello World.txt
│       └── Say World.txt
├── Directory A/
│   └── Hmm.txt
├── directory-tree-print.cpp
├── letseee.txt
└── printTree.exe

2. For User Specified Directory [Argument] [String Representation = True]

>>> from directory_tree import display_tree
>>> stringRepresentation = display_tree('C:\Personal\Work\Directory-Tree\Test\Main Directory', string_rep = True)
>>> print(stringRepresentation)

$ Operating System : Windows
$ Path : C:\Personal\Work\Directory-Tree\Test\Main Directory

*************** Directory Tree ***************

Main Directory/
├── Directory 1/
│   └── Directory 2/
│       ├── Directory 3/
│       │   └── Directory 4/
│       │       └── Hello World.txt
│       └── Say World.txt
├── Directory A/
│   └── Hmm.txt
├── directory-tree-print.cpp
├── letseee.txt
└── printTree.exe

Developing Directory Tree

To install directory_tree, along with the tools you need to develop and run tests, and execute the following in your virtualenv:

$ pip install -e .[dev]

Security & Bugs

• Directory Tree uses recursion. It will raise a RecursionError on really deep directory trees.
• As the tree is lazily evaluated, it should behave well on really wide directory trees. Immediate children of a given directory are not lazily evaluated, though. It would be prompted to the last.
• Currently Directory Tree doesn't support the functionality of ignoring files/directories in a particular path, so will print every files-directories present in the given path.
• If you're a Windows user, it is always advised to use \\ instead of \ in the address as using \ might catchup escape sequences and corrupt the address string.

Contact Author

Name : Rahul Bordoloi
Website : https://rahulbordoloi.me
Email : [e-mail]