tree-generator

You can auto-generate a project tree by running a tool that scans source repositories and outputs annotated Markdown trees. It detects root markers like package.json or go.mod to map the structure and produce component-level documentation.

Yes, you can generate Markdown trees for a multi-language monorepo. The generation process detects common root markers across different languages and produces organized, per-component tree documentation with minimal noise.

You need the tree command installed to generate project structures, but an equivalent find-based fallback is supported if it is missing. The generator uses either method to scan directories and output annotated trees.

The best way to document repository structure for multiple components is to generate per-component Markdown trees. This approach uses root markers like Cargo.toml or pyproject.toml to identify boundaries and outputs clean, annotated hierarchical docs.

Yes, tree generation works with Python and Rust projects. The processor specifically detects pyproject.toml and Cargo.toml files as root markers to accurately identify project boundaries and generate appropriate annotated structures.

Generated project trees might include unnecessary noise if root markers like go.mod or package.json are not properly detected. The generator is designed to apply minimal noise filtering, ensuring clean, organized Markdown output for documentation.