WoodyLS aka. Enhanced Tree Command

This was actually just a learning project for me, but I now use the command regularly. It's just my version of the tree command with a few less options so far but with icons. Verison: 1.0.0

Features

Functionality

• Recursive directory listing (-r option)
• Hidden file visibility (-a option)
• Symlink detection with target paths
• Set custom recursion depth

Installation

Method: Quick Install (with alias)

# Clone repository
git clone https://github.com/lukasfischer1998/woodyLS.git ~/.tree-command

# Make executable
chmod +x ~/.tree-command/bin/woodyLS.sh

# Add to shell config (choose one):
echo 'alias tree="~/.tree-command/bin/woodyLS.sh"' >> ~/.bashrc  # Bash
echo 'alias tree="~/.tree-command/bin/woodyLS.sh"' >> ~/.zshrc   # Zsh

# Reload shell
source ~/.bashrc  # or source ~/.zshrc

# Check Install
tree --version

Usage

tree [OPTIONS]
-r, --recursive         Show recursive directory tree
-a, --all               Show hidden files
-d, --dirs-only         Show directories only
-i, --include-ignored   Show normally ignored directories ( node_modules etc.)
-rd, -dr                Show recursive directories only
-ra, -ar                Show recursive with hidden files
-rdep, --re-depth       Set custom recursion depth ('--re-depth 2')
-f, --filter EXT        Filter files by extension ('--filter=.txt')
-v, --version           Show version information
-h, --help              Show help message

Built With

• Bash 5.0+
• Unicode 13
• ANSI Colors

License

MIT License - See License file