Introduction

Display the directory tree via browser + the local web server or console.

Usage

There are two versions to support PHP and python.

PHP

Put lstree.php into the directory you want to list it as a directory tree. Then use your browser to access it by the local server.

NOTE: the directory must be in http server document root directory.

Python 3

Put lstree.py into the any directory you want to list, and then run command:

$ python lstree.py

Now you can get the directory tree via browser to go: localhost:5000

The directory tree example:

    /var/www/html/simple_site(d)
    |----login.php(f)
    |----test.php(f)
    |----wiki(d)
    |    |----readme.txt(f)
    |    |----resource(d)
    |    |----.htaccess(f)
    |    |----gamesConfig.php(f)
    |    |----.htpasswd(f)
    |    |----data(d)
    |         |----resource(d)
    |         |----users(d)
    |         |----blog(d)
    |              |----comments(d)
    |              |----articles(d)
    |
    |
    |
    |----index.php(f)
    |----game.php(f)

More

You can configure the display details by modify the LsTree instance:

    setMode(mode)  			# 'html' or 'text' mode, default is html mode
    setLinkNum(linknum)  	# default link char repeat 4 times
    setLinkChar(linkchar)  	# default '-' is link char
    setDirMark(mark)  		# default 'd' is directory mark
    setFileMark(mark)  		# default 'f' is file mark
    setMarkDelimiter(delimiter)  # default is '()' for wrap 'f' and 'd'
    ls(dir)  				# specify the directory you want to display
    render(filename) 		# if you want write directory tree into a file, specify a filename