lstree

ls and tree combined. ```bash Usage: lstree [OPTIONS] [File]...

Arguments: [File]... The target file(s) or directories [default: ./]

Options: -b, --block-size [default: ] -l, --long
-a, --all
-d, --dir-only
-r, --reverse
-p, --print-all-file
-e, --exclude [default: ] -t, --tree-spacer [default: " "] -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version ```

Examples

Exclude file or directory bash lstree -e target Exclude more complex regex bash lstree -e "(target)|(.rs)" Make file tree grepable. Will print full paths seperated by spaces. ```bash

Without --print-all-file or -p

lstree -e "target"

Cargo.toml

LICENSE

Cargo.lock

README.md

src

tree_generator.rs

main.rs

tree_renderer.rs

With --print-all-file or -p

lstree -p -e "target"

Cargo.toml

LICENSE

Cargo.lock

README.md

src

src tree_generator.rs

src main.rs

src tree_renderer.rs

So can grep stuff and know the path of the file

lstree -p -e "target" | grep main

src main.rs

```

CHANGELOG