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Snoop helps with trees. Specifically, makes directory trees from a path in your file system.
Examples
Snoop.build_tree("./lib")
#=> [.: ["app.ex": nil, "helpers": ["helper.ex": nil]]]
Snoop.print_html_tree("./lib")
#=> <ul><li>app.ex</li><li>helpers<ul><li>helper.ex</li></ul></ul>
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Functions
Given a base path, build the file tree below it.
Given a base path, prints out the existing tree as HTML list(s).
This operation reads from the previously built tree (using build_tree/2
) for performance reasons.
Building a tree takes time, and you may want to print it more than once.
Link to this section Functions
Given a base path, build the file tree below it.
Given a base path, prints out the existing tree as HTML list(s).
This operation reads from the previously built tree (using build_tree/2
) for performance reasons.
Building a tree takes time, and you may want to print it more than once.