lstree – ls in tree form

lstree is a small command-line utility that displays directory contents in a hierarchical tree. It uses ls to obtain directory listings and adds branching characters to illustrate the relationships between files and subdirectories.

The program preserves ls-style colour output, identifies directories and symbolic links, and can display one or more requested directory trees.

This is free and open source software.

Key Features

• Displays recursively nested files and directories in a tree layout.
• Uses ls for directory listings and colourized output.
• Displays symbolic link targets.
• Supports listing multiple specified directories.
• Uses Unicode branching characters to show directory relationships.

Website: github.com/ErkiDerLoony/lstree
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Developer: Edgar Kalkowski
License: GNU General Public License v3.0

lstree is written in Bash.

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