ls_json traverses either the provided path or current dir and returns the file tree (with file sizes) in json format
Project description
by default it installs as a console application into the users path.
Usage::
~/ls_json ## python setup.py install ~/ls_json ## ls_json { ".git": { ".COMMIT_EDITMSG.swp": 4096, "COMMIT_EDITMSG": 282, "FETCH_HEAD": 100, "HEAD": 23, "config": 360, "description": 73, "index": 474, "info": { "exclude": 240 }, "logs": { "HEAD": 700, "refs": { "heads": { "master": 700 }, "remotes": { "origin": { "HEAD": 197, "master": 304 } } } }, "objects": { "1d": { "9bb6e4f5debac1c7342d437a22ba8e41c35a10": 794 }, "2a": { "5e29c1271823cc2791203936cb97103d039133": 10073 } }, "sourcetreeconfig": 1034 }, ".gitignore": 24, "LICENSE.txt": 38578, "README.md": 228, "ls_json.py": 1695, "setup.cfg": 41, "setup.py": 1445 }
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