🌳 SuperTree - Visualize Your File Structure Easily

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to SuperTree! This powerful command-line tool helps you view your file and folder structures in a clear tree format. No need to dig through multiple directories manually. Just run SuperTree, and it will lay everything out nicely for you.

📁 Features

• Displays files and folders in a tree-like structure
• Fast and efficient command-line operation
• Works on various Linux distributions, including Debian and Arch Linux
• Simple to use, even if you're not a tech expert

💻 System Requirements

SuperTree runs on the following systems:

• Any modern Linux distribution, including Debian, Ubuntu, Arch Linux, and RHEL
• Ensure you have a command-line interface available (Terminal, Command Prompt, etc.)

📥 Download & Install

To get SuperTree, visit this page to download: Releases Page. Once you're on the page, follow these steps:

1. Locate the latest release. It will be at the top of the list.
2. Click on the download link for the appropriate package for your system.
3. Save the file to a location you can easily access, such as your Downloads folder.

After you've downloaded the file, follow these instructions to run SuperTree:

For Debian/Ubuntu Users

1. Open your Terminal.
2. Navigate to the folder where you downloaded SuperTree. You can do this by typing:

   cd ~/Downloads
   

3. Make the downloaded file executable. If your file is named supertree, type:

   chmod +x supertree
   

4. Now, run SuperTree by typing:

   ./supertree
   

For Arch/RHEL Users

1. Open your Terminal.
2. Change to the Downloads directory:

   cd ~/Downloads
   

3. Change the file to executable with:

   chmod +x supertree
   

4. Execute SuperTree with:

   ./supertree
   

📝 Usage Instructions

To use SuperTree, type the following command in your Terminal:

supertree [optional-path]

• Replace [optional-path] with the path of the directory you want to view. If you do not specify a path, SuperTree will display the contents of the current directory.

Example

To view the current directory structure, simply type:

supertree

To view another directory, like your Documents folder:

supertree ~/Documents

This will display all files and folders within your Documents folder, formatted in a tree structure.

🔧 Troubleshooting

• Permission Denied Error: Ensure you have set the executable permission with chmod +x.
• Command Not Found: Double-check that you're in the correct directory and that the file name is correct.

If you encounter any other issues, feel free to check the GitHub Issues Page for support.

🌐 Additional Resources

For more information, visit the project's GitHub page here.

You can also explore more about command-line interfaces and tools that can enhance your productivity in Linux.

💬 Feedback

We value your input! If you have suggestions or feedback about SuperTree, please share it in our GitHub Discussions.

📦 Related Topics

This project relates to:

• Linux command-line tools
• File structure visualization
• Command-line productivity

Once again, grab your version of SuperTree by visiting our Releases Page. Happy organizing!