treescript-files 0.1.1

Obtains the relative path of all files in the TreeScript.

TreeScript Files

treescript-files is a command-line tool built in Python designed to interpret a unique file format known as "treescript." This format is used to describe file and folder directory structures. The primary function of treescript-files is to parse a treescript file and output a comprehensive list of file paths defined within the script to the standard output. An optional parameter allows users to prefix all file paths with a specified parent directory, enhancing the tool's flexibility in various file management tasks.

Features

• Parse Treescript: Efficiently reads and processes treescript files.
• Output File Paths: Prints the complete list of file paths from the treescript.
• Directory Prefixing: Optional addition of a parent directory to all file paths.

Installation

To install treescript-files, you will need Python installed on your system. The tool can be installed directly via pip:

pip install treescript-files

Alternatively, you can clone this repository and install the tool manually:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/treescript-files.git
cd treescript-files
python setup.py install

Usage

To use treescript-files, run the following command in your terminal:

treescript-files <path_to_treescript_file>

Options

• --parent <directory>: Prefixes all output file paths with the specified directory.

Example

Given a treescript file named example.treescript, you can display the file paths as follows:

treescript-files example.treescript

To prefix the paths with a parent directory src/:

treescript-files --parent src/ example.treescript

Contributing

Contributions to treescript-files are welcome!

License

treescript-files is open-source software licensed under the GPLv3 License. See the LICENSE file for more details.