ki

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ki is a small library and command to convert a list of paths into a tree.

$ tar -c . | tar -t | ki
a
  b
    three.txt
  two.txt
one.txt

Package ki creates tree structures from lists of file paths.

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type Tree struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

A Tree is a tree of paths. Each Tree instance is a directory in that path tree.

func Parse(r io.Reader) (*Tree, error)

Parse parses a nweline-separated list of slash-separated paths and builds a tree from it.

func (t *Tree) Add(p string)

Add adds a single slash-separated path to the tree rooted at t.

func (t *Tree) Children(yield func(*Tree) bool)

Children yields the child trees of t in ascending alphabetical order.

func (t *Tree) Name() string

Name returns the name of the path element represented by t. If t is the root of a tree as returned by Parse, this will be the empty string.

func (t *Tree) NumChildren() int

NumChildren returns the number of t's child trees.

func (t *Tree) Parse(r io.Reader) error

Parse parses a newline-separated list of slash-separated paths and adds them to the tree rooted at t.

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