vim-tree – use tree for quick navigation

vim-tree integrates good old tree into Vim and Nvim for all common operating systems.

The plugin provides a single command, :Tree, and has no options. It is perfect for quickly navigating and exploring complex directory hierarchies.

The command defaults to tree -n -F --dirsfirst --noreport. It takes optional arguments that will simply be added to the default, so :Tree -a will run tree -n -F --dirsfirst --noreport -a.

tree needs to be installed.

Features include:

• Cross-platform support – runs under Linux, macOS, and Windows.

Website: github.com/mhinz/vim-tree
Support:
Developer: Marco Hinz
License: Not stated

vim-tree is written in VimL. Learn VimL with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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