treemapper 0.0.7

A tool for mapping directory structures

TreeMapper

TreeMapper is a Python tool designed to represent directory structures in YAML format.

Features

• Generates YAML representation of directory structures
• Includes file contents in the output
• Respects .gitignore files and a custom ignore list (.treemapperignore)

Installation

You can install TreeMapper using pip:

pip install treemapper

Usage

After installation, you can run TreeMapper from the command line:

treemapper [directory_path] [-i IGNORE_FILE] [-o OUTPUT_FILE]

• directory_path: The directory to analyze (default: current directory)
• -i IGNORE_FILE, --ignore-file IGNORE_FILE: Path to the ignore file (default: .treemapperignore in the current directory)
• -o OUTPUT_FILE, --output-file OUTPUT_FILE: Path to the output YAML file (default: directory_tree.yaml in the current directory)

If no directory path is provided, TreeMapper will analyze the current directory.

Example Output

name: example_directory
type: directory
children:
  - name: file1.txt
    type: file
    content: |
      This is the content of file1.txt
  - name: subdirectory
    type: directory
    children:
      - name: file2.py
        type: file
        content: |
          def hello_world():
              print("Hello, World!")

Configuration

TreeMapper uses a .treemapperignore file to exclude certain files and directories from the analysis. The format is similar to .gitignore. You can create this file in the directory you're analyzing or specify a custom ignore file using the -i option.

Example .treemapperignore:

*.log
node_modules
__pycache__

Contact

Nikolay Eremeev - [e-mail]

Project Link: https://github.com/nikolay-e/TreeMapper