tre(1)

USAGE:

tre [OPTIONS] [PATH]

ARGS:

<PATH>

[default: .]

OPTIONS:

-a, --all

Print all files and directories, including hidden ones

-c, --color <WHEN>

When to color the output. `automatic` means when printing to a terminal, tre will include colors; otherwise it will disable colors [default: automatic] [possible values: automatic, always, never]

-d, --directories

Only list directories in output

-e, --editor [<COMMAND>]

Create aliases for each displayed result, and add a number in front of file name to indicate the alias name. For example, a number "42" means an shell alias "e42" has been created. Running "e42" will cause the associated file or directory to be open with $EDITOR (or a default program for the file type on Windows), or a command specified along with this command

-E, --exclude <PATTERN>

Exclude paths matching a regex pattern. Repeatable

-h, --help

Print help information

-j, --json

Output JSON instead of tree diagram

-l, --limit <LIMIT>

Limit depth of the tree in output

-p, --portable

Generate portable (absolute) paths for editor aliases. By default, aliases use relative paths for better performance

-s, --simple

Use normal print despite gitignore settings. '-a' has higher priority

-V, --version

Print version information