Dir_tree

print directory tree

Similar as tree in terminal.

Install

pip install dir-tree

How to use

Import tree function:

from dir_tree import tree

tree('test_dir')

output

 test_dir  - 3 dirs 0 files
     sub_dir_1  - 4 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_1_1  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_1_2  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_1_3  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_1_4  - 0 dirs 0 files
     sub_dir_2  - 5 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_2_1  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_2_2  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_2_3  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_2_4  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_2_5  - 0 dirs 0 files
     sub_dir_3  - 6 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_3_1  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_3_2  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_3_3  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_3_4  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_3_5  - 0 dirs 0 files
         sub_dir_3_6  - 0 dirs 0 files

You can sent string or Path object to tree function.

from pathlib import Path

path = Path('test_dir')

Now we can use path:

tree(path)

And we can 'patch' Path as:

Path.tree = tree

Now we can use it as:

path.tree()

If you want look to files content, use print_files=True argument.
It print filenames, limited to num_files quantity.

In terminal it can be used as dir_tree command.

It uses only standart library.

Now it has only base functionality.