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tree-export

v1.0.8

Published

Export your folder structure as a tree in various formats

Downloads

17

Readme

tree-export

Export your project folder structure as a tree in multiple formats (md, txt, mdx, png, jpg, svg).


🚀 Features

  • Generate a visual tree of your folder structure easily.
  • Export output in Markdown (.md), plain text (.txt), MDX (.mdx), and image formats (png, jpg, svg).
  • Supports excluding files and folders based on .gitignore.
  • Simple and user-friendly CLI interface.

📦 Installation

Install globally via npm:

npm install -g tree-export

Or run directly using npx without installing:

npx tree-export -d ./target-folder -o output.md -f md

⚙️ Usage

tree-export [options]

Options

| Parameter | Description | Default | | --------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ | ----------------------- | | -d, --dir <path> | Target directory to generate the tree from | Current directory (.) | | -o, --output <file> | Output file path including filename | tree-output.md | | -f, --format <type> | Output format: txt, md, mdx, png, jpg, svg | md |


💡 Examples

  • Export current folder structure as a Markdown file:
npx tree-export -d . -o structure.md -f md
  • Export a specific folder structure as a plain text file:
npx tree-export -d ./src -o src-tree.txt -f txt
  • Export folder structure as an MDX file:
npx tree-export -d ./project -o project-structure.mdx -f mdx
  • Export folder structure as an SVG image:
npx tree-export -d ./src -o src-tree.svg -f svg
  • Export as PNG image:
npx tree-export -d ./src -o src-tree.png -f png
  • Export as JPG image:
npx tree-export -d ./src -o src-tree.jpg -f jpg

📋 Notes

  • When a .gitignore file is detected, you will be prompted whether to exclude ignored files and folders.
  • SVG output uses <foreignObject>, which may have limited support in some SVG viewers.
  • The CLI supports relative and absolute paths for both input directory and output file.

🛠️ How It Works

  • bin/index.js handles CLI arguments and orchestrates the process.
  • lib/tree-generator.js reads and filters the directory tree, respecting .gitignore and default ignore patterns.
  • utils/export.js generates the output in the requested format.

📝 License

MIT © [Osman Beyhan]


🤝 Contributing

Contributions, issues, and feature requests are welcome! Feel free to check the issues page and submit pull requests.


Happy tree exporting! 🌳🚀