Easier file tree for human.
Examples:
>>> from filetree import File
>>> f = File('.')
>>> f.files
[<file: .gitignore>, <file: LICENSE>, <file: Makefile>, <file: README.rst>, <file: setup.py>]
>>> f.dirs
[<dir: .git>, <dir: build>, <dir: dist>, <dir: docs>, <dir: filetree>]
>>> f.images
[<file: python-logo.png>, <file: favicon.jpg>]
API:
__call__ __iter__ __eq__ files dirs images listdir exists type is_blank is_dir is_file is_hidden info atime ctime mtime move_to remove remove_blank_dirs remove_blank_subdir size walk
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0.3.4
add parent path function;
0.3.3
support python in operator.
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