directory-structure

To generate a Markdown directory tree, provide your project's filesystem path and the tool outputs a structured ASCII tree file. It automatically applies built-in ignore patterns to exclude common clutter like node_modules, making the result suitable for documentation or sharing.

Yes, you can map a large monorepo while excluding build artifacts by applying optional .gitignore parsing and user-provided ignored paths. This keeps the generated directory tree readable by filtering out generated files and unnecessary folders.

The best way to visualize codebase organization before modifying a repository is to generate a structured directory tree map. This helps you identify key files and relationships without manually browsing, aiding in pre-change planning and code reviews.

Yes, the directory tree generator supports configurable recursion depth limits. You can set depth limits to control how far down the filesystem the tree traverses, ensuring the project structure output remains concise and readable for large codebases.

You can exclude specific file extensions when generating a directory tree by providing user-provided ignored paths and extensions. This exclusion feature works alongside built-in ignore rules to ensure your codebase documentation only includes relevant files.