folder-structure-generator
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The "Folder Structure Generator" simplifies the generation of project directory structures. Easily create a predefined directory tree, copy it to project documentation or README files, and save time when setting up new projects. Eliminate manual directory creation, ensure consistency across projects, and enhance project organization.
Folder Structure Generator is a Python package that simplifies the generation of project directory structures. It provides an easy way to create a predefined directory tree that can be copied and pasted into project documentation or README files.
You can install Folder Structure Generator using pip:
pip install folder-structure-generator
To generate a project directory structure, simply run the following command:
from folder-structure-generator import FolderStructureGenerator
print(FolderStructureGenerator().generate_folder_structure_md())
This will generate a predefined directory tree in the current working directory. You can then copy and paste the generated structure into your project documentation or README file.
Contributions are welcome! If you have any ideas, suggestions, or bug reports, please open an issue on the GitHub repository. We appreciate your feedback.
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The "Folder Structure Generator" simplifies the generation of project directory structures. Easily create a predefined directory tree, copy it to project documentation or README files, and save time when setting up new projects. Eliminate manual directory creation, ensure consistency across projects, and enhance project organization.
We found that folder-structure-generator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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