A tool that generates an "ascii tree" from a local folder.md (well, technically, it does support alll Unicode characters 🤭).
When running this command (md means maximum depth):
AsciiFolder AsciiFolder /md:2
Here is the result:
└── AsciiFolder
├── AsciiFolder
│ ├── AsciiFolder.csproj
│ ├── AsciiFolder.csproj.user
│ ├── AsciiFolder.ico
│ └── Program.cs
├── .gitignore
├── AsciiFolder.slnx
├── LICENSE
└── README.md
It can also output colors:
/i Indentation size (default: 4).
/md Maximum depth to recurse (default: no limit).
/nf Don't output files.
/fs Display files size
/fd Display files last write time
/dsp Directories search pattern (default: *).
/fsp Files search pattern (default: *).
/dep Directories exclude patterns. Use ; as a separator for multiple patterns.
/fep Files exclude patterns. Use ; as a separator for multiple patterns.
/fc Folder color (default: Yellow).
Possible values: DarkBlue, DarkGreen, DarkCyan, DarkRed, DarkMagenta, DarkYellow, Gray, DarkGray, Blue, Green
, Cyan, Red, Magenta, Yellow, White
/s Sort direction. (default: Ascending).
Possible values: Ascending, Descending
/sb Sort by (default: Name).
Possible values: Name, Extension, Size, LastWriteTime, CreationTime, LastAccessTime
/as File system attributes to skip (default: System, Hidden).
Possible values: ReadOnly, Hidden, System, Directory, Archive, Device, Normal, Temporary, SparseFile,
ReparsePoint, Compressed, Offline, NotContentIndexed, Encrypted, IntegrityStream, NoScrubData