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lstree
System Tree Printer as CLI (with a Node.js API). Stdout to the terminal the current working dir tree.
Requirements
- Node.js v10 or higher.
Getting Started
This package is available in the Node Package Repository and can be easily installed with npm or yarn.
$ npm install @slimio/lstree -g
# or
$ npx @slimio/lstree
Usage example
The package can be used as a binary command or as an API.
const tree = require("@slimio/lstree");
const lstree = tree({ depth: 2, ignore: ["test"] });
lstree(process.cwd()).catch(console.error);
To use it as a cmd:
$ lstree -d 2
Available script arguments are:
name | type | defaultValue |
---|---|---|
-d --depth | number | 0 |
-s --showfd | boolean | false |
-i --ignore | array | [] |
API
three(options?: lstree.options): lstree
Create a new lstree clojure function. Available options are:
interface options {
ignore?: string[];
description?: Map<string, string>;
depth?: number;
showFilesDescriptor?: boolean;
}
Default ignored files and directories are: node_modules
, coverage
, docs
, .nyc_output
, .git
.
lstree(dir: string, depth?: number): Promise< void >
Call lstree at the wanted location. lstree is an Asynchronous function.
lstree(__dirname).catch(console.error);
License
MIT