# How to use

You may use `tree -F` to get a compatible text structure.

    root_folder/
    |-- a first folder/
    |   |-- holidays.mov
    |   |-- javascript-file.js
    |   `-- some_picture.jpg
    |-- documents/
    |   |-- spreadsheet.xls
    |   |-- manual.pdf
    |   |-- document.docx
    |   `-- presentation.ppt
    |       `-- test
    |-- empty_folder/
    |-- going deeper/
    |   |-- going deeper/
    |   |   `-- going deeper/
    |   |        `-- going deeper/
    |   |            `-- .secret_file
    |   |-- style.css
    |   `-- index.html
    |-- music and movies/
    |   |-- great-song.mp3
    |   |-- S01E02.new.episode.avi
    |   |-- S01E02.new.episode.nfo
    |   `-- track 1.cda
    |-- .gitignore
    |-- .htaccess
    |-- .npmignore
    |-- archive 1.zip
    |-- archive 2.tar.gz
    |-- logo.svg
    `-- README.md

You can also use the following box-drawing characters to represent the tree:

    root_folder/
    ├── a first folder/
    |   ├── holidays.mov
    |   ├── javascript-file.js
    |   └── some_picture.jpg
    ├── documents/
    |   ├── spreadsheet.xls
    |   ├── manual.pdf
    |   ├── document.docx
    |   └── presentation.ppt
    └── etc.