treeview.py is a Python script that provides a visual representation of the files and directories in a directory tree. It color-codes files and directories based on their status:
- Red: Not Started
- Yellow: In Progress
- Green: Completed
The script counts the number of files and directories at each status level and prints this information in a table format.
- Python 3.x
- Anytree Python library
- Install the required Python libraries, using pip:
pip3 install -r requirements.txt- Make the Python script executable:
chmod +x /path/to/treeview.py- Move the script to a directory in your PATH to run it from any location (optional):
sudo mv /path/to/treeview.py /usr/local/bin/treeviewRun the script in the terminal by typing 'treeview' (or './treeview.py' if you didn't move it to a directory in your PATH).
The script will display the directory tree for the current directory, color-coding each file and directory based on its status. It will then print a table showing the number of files and directories at each status level.
For example, to display the directory tree for the current directory, use:
treeviewOr, to display the directory tree for a specific directory, use:
treeview /path/to/directory
The status of a file is determined by its extension and by whether the words 'DONE' or 'PROG' appear in the first line of the file. The status of a directory is determined by the statuses of its contents.