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github.com/ddddddO/gtree/v6
(markdown || program) to tree.
## Description
├── There are three ways to generate tree (CLI, Package(1), Package(2)). They are explained below.
├── CLI and Package(1)
│ ├── Given a Markdown file or format, the result of linux tree command is printed.
│ ├── Create Markdown file by referring to the file in the `testdata/` directory.
│ │ ├── Hierarchy is represented by hyphen and indentation.
│ │ └── Indentation should be unified by one of the following.
│ │ ├── Tab (default)
│ │ ├── Two spaces (required: `-ts`)
│ │ └── Four spaces (required: `-fs`)
│ ├── You can also output JSON (required: `-j`)
│ ├── You can also output YAML (required: `-y`)
│ └── You can also output TOML (required: `-t`)
├── Package(1)
│ └── You can customize branch format.
└── Package(2)
├── You can also generate a tree programmatically.
├── Markdown is irrelevant.
├── You can customize branch format.
└── You can also output JSON or YAML or TOML.
generated by cat testdata/sample0.md | gtree -fs
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