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gg-tree-cli

v1.0.6

Published

Fast cross-platform tree + file indexing CLI

Readme

gg-tree-cli

A fast, cross-platform tree + file indexing CLI built with Node.js.

Designed to handle large directories safely with:

  • infinite depth scanning
  • ignore file support (.ggtreeignore, .gitignore)
  • live progress display
  • JSON and file output

Installation

npm install -g gg-tree-cli

Usage

ggtree [directory] [options]

Examples

# scan current directory
ggtree

# scan specific directory
ggtree ./src
ggtree D:

# limit depth
ggtree . --depth 2

# search files
ggtree --search auth

# output to file
ggtree . --output tree.txt

# JSON output
ggtree . --json

# ignore files/folders
ggtree . --ignore=node_modules,dist,*.log

# disable all ignore rules
ggtree . --no-ignore

Options

| Option | Description | | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------- | | --depth <n> | Limit directory depth (default: infinite) | | --all | Show hidden files | | --ext <list> | Filter by extensions (js,ts) | | --ignore <patterns> | Ignore files/folders (comma-separated) | | --no-ignore | Disable all ignore rules | | --json | Output as JSON | | --output <file> | Save output to file | | --search <query> | Search files by name | | --concurrency <n> | Control parallel scanning |

Ignore System

gg-tree-cli supports:

1. .ggtreeignore

Custom ignore file in your project root:

node_modules
dist
*.log

2. .gitignore

Automatically respects existing .gitignore

3. CLI ignore

ggtree . --ignore=dist,*.log

4. Disable ignore

ggtree . --no-ignore

Output

Tree Output

my-project/
├── src
│   ├── index.js
│   └── utils.js
└── package.json

JSON Output

ggtree . --json

Save to file

ggtree . --output tree.txt

Features

  • Cross-platform (Windows, macOS, Linux)
  • Safe recursive scanning (no crashes on large drives)
  • Infinite depth support
  • Ignore system (.ggtreeignore + .gitignore)
  • Live progress indicator
  • Modular architecture (usable as a library)

Project Structure

gg-tree-cli/
├── bin
│   └── cli.js                      # CLI entry (Commander)
├── lib
│   ├── buildTreeString.js          # Node structure to tree structure 
│   ├── createIgnoreFilter.js       # Ignore file 
│   ├── createLimiter.js            # Concurrency Control
│   ├── flattenTree.js              # Flatten Structure
│   ├── scanDir.js                  # Recursive traversal
│   └── searchFileInTree.js         # Search file in tree
├── package.json                    # Contains all the package information
└── Readme.md                       # Information about package and help

Performance Tips

  • Use --depth for faster scans on large drives

  • Reduce concurrency for stability:

    ggtree D: --concurrency 10

License

MIT