Install tree command on MacOS
You can get the tree
command on macOS, too. If you have Homebrew, all you need to do is run:
brew install tree
Tree Command Usages
1. By default, if no argument is provided to tree command, it prints tree of current directory.
usr_name:Deep-learning-for-sentiment-analysis admin$ tree
2. To see only directories:
$ tree -d
3. Limit the level or depth of recursion:
$ tree -L 2
4. Show all files including hidden dot files:
$ tree -a -L 2