git-status-tree

git-status-tree (https://github.com/knugie/git-status-tree) is a command line tool that
helps you keeping track of changes in your git repository. Similar to the tree command
(https://github.com/nodakai/tree-command), git-status-tree recursively lists directories
and files. Run git tree in the command line to list all files in your git repository that are
untracked (?) or have been added (A), modified (M) or deleted (D). The colored output
shows whether a file has been added/staged (green)(+) or not (red). The current status
of each file is appended to it.

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Installation

git-status-tree is available on rubygems.org. Install git-status-tree by running:

gem install git-status-tree

Usage

Start using git-status-tree in your terminal by running:

git tree

Example Output

Compatibility

git-status-tree supports:

• Git (http://git-scm.com): version 1.8+
• Ruby (http://www.ruby-lang.org): version 2.7+

Configuration

Set the indentation as you like, default is 4.

git config --global status-tree.indent <indent>

Try it

gem install git-status-tree
git clone https://github.com/knugie/git-status-tree.git
cd git-status-tree
echo "change" >> README.md
echo "add untracked" > test/untracked.txt
rm DELETEME.txt
git add DELETEME.txt
echo "add staged" > test/staged.txt
git add test/staged.txt

git tree
.
├── test
│   ├── staged.txt (A+)
│   └── untracked.txt (?)
├── DELETEME.txt (D+)
└── README.md (M)

# reset repo
git reset HEAD --hard
git clean -xdf

Uninstall

gem uninstall git-status-tree

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Development

1. Clone this repository
   • git clone https://github.com/knugie/git-status-tree.git
   • cd git-status-tree
2. Install dependencies
   • bundle install
3. Run tests
   • ./test/test_git_status_tree
4. Run git-status-tree from repository
   • ./bin/git-status-tree
5. Build and install local gem
   • gem build git-status-tree.gemspec
   • gem install git-status-tree-2.0.0.gem