tre

Show directory tree

$ tre

$ tre -a

$ tre -L [2]

$ tre -e

$ tre [path/to/directory]

$ tre -p

tre [-a] [-L depth] [-e] [options] [path]

tre is a modern replacement for the classic tree command, written in Rust. It displays directory structures in a tree format with additional features designed for developer workflows, including editor integration and gitignore awareness.
The editor integration mode (-e) numbers each file in the output and creates a shell alias that opens the corresponding file in your editor by number. Portable path mode (-p) outputs paths that can be directly copied and pasted into other commands.
By default, tre respects `.gitignore` rules, filtering out ignored files for a cleaner view of project structures. Hidden files are excluded unless explicitly requested with -a.

-a

Include hidden.

Maximum depth.

Editor integration.

Portable paths.

Simple output.

Show help.

Different from tree. Rust implementation. Editor feature unique.

tre was created as a modern replacement for tree with editor integration for quick file access.

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