🎄 ctv - configurable tree view 🎄

A highly configurable tree view visualizer CLI tool written in Rust!

What does ctv do?

• Visualize your file hierarchy in a tree view
• Customize the appearance of your tree
• Display custom file information (permissions, time, user, etc)
• Personalize tree color and text styling

Installation

```bash

Cargo Installation

cargo install ctv

Homebrew Installation

brew install angelina-tsuboi/ctv/ctv ```

Using ctv

bash ctv <flags> <directory_path>

Flag Options

-h, --short
    --help             Print help information
-l, --limit <LIMIT>
-p, --config           Show config variables and exit
-V, --version          Print version information

Customization

Config File

The config.toml file located at ~/.config/ctv.toml allows you to customize the appearance of your tree display! If the configuration does not exist, defaults will be used.

Via Environment

Additionally, you can specify configuration via environment variables. For example, here's two ways of specifying the sort order:

```toml

config.toml

sorting = ["size", "name", "time"] ```

```bash

command line

$ CTV_SORTING='["size", "name", "time"]' ctv ```