I'd like to see a list of paths in a textfile as a tree in the command line.
I know about the tree utility in gnu/linux, but it seems to default to listing files in the filesystem. Is there a way to give it my list of paths from file so it builds its tree visualization from that instead?
Is the list of paths in the following format, like the output from the "find" command?
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./aaa
./aaa/bbb
./aaa/ccc
./ddd
./ddd/eee
For example, using the "awk" command, I think you can get a format similar to the output of tree.
$ cat paths.txt | sort | awk '{n=split($0,a,/\//);for(i=1;i<n-1;i++)printf("| ");if(n>1){printf("+-- ")}print a[n]}'