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printtree prints a compact directory tree for R projects
or any folder.
It can optionally detect project roots associated with common R
workflows (e.g., RStudio projects via .Rproj files) and
print the tree from the appropriate root directory. Trees can include
count summaries, Git status annotations, pattern-based ignores, pruning
of empty directories, PNG snapshots, and text or Markdown exports.
The package is IDE-agnostic: if no project metadata is detected, it simply prints the directory tree for the specified folder.
# install.packages("printtree") library(printtree)
# Current working directory
print_rtree()
# Explicit path
print_rtree("~/Projects/myproj")
# Project name (searched in search_paths)
print_rtree("myproj", search_paths = c("~/Projects", "~/Documents"))
# Limit depth
print_rtree(max_depth = 2)
# Ignore by glob pattern
print_rtree(ignore = c("*.log", "test_*"))
# Annotate files with Git status
print_rtree(git = TRUE)
# Return lines without printing
lines <- print_rtree(return_lines = TRUE, quiet = TRUE)
# Use the old compact output without a count footer
print_rtree(count_footer = FALSE)
# Hide directories with no displayable children
print_rtree(ignore = "*.log", prune = TRUE)
# Unicode tree (if your terminal supports it)
print_rtree(format = "unicode")
# Save a PNG snapshot
print_rtree(snapshot = TRUE)
# Dark background snapshot
print_rtree(snapshot = TRUE, snapshot_bg = "black", snapshot_file = "tree-dark.png")
#or White background with dark text
print_rtree(snapshot = TRUE, snapshot_bg = "white", snapshot_file = "tree-white.png")
# Save to a specific directory
print_rtree(snapshot = TRUE, snapshot_path = "~/Pictures")
# Save a Markdown tree
write_tree(".", "tree.md", format = "md", title = "Project Tree")When project = “root”, printtree can walk upward from the given path to detect a project root using simple markers:
.Rproj files (RStudio / Posit projects)
DESCRIPTION files (R package roots)
This behavior can be customized using the root_markers argument.
# Detect R package root (DESCRIPTION)
print_rtree(project = "root")
# Include Quarto projects
print_rtree(project = "root",
root_markers = c(".Rproj", "DESCRIPTION", "_quarto.yml"))If no project root is detected, the tree is printed from the provided path.
Default output uses ASCII for portability.
Hidden files are excluded unless show_hidden = TRUE.
On Windows, hidden file-system attributes are also respected when hidden files are excluded.
These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.