file-tree | An element displaying a file tree

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file-tree is a HTML library. file-tree has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository is a collection of 2 new web-components that can be combined to easily display a directory of folders. Check out the demo and docs here:

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file-tree has a low active ecosystem.

It has 8 star(s) with 6 fork(s). There are 2 watchers for this library.

It had no major release in the last 6 months.

There are 0 open issues and 1 have been closed. On average issues are closed in 204 days. There are no pull requests.

It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.

The latest version of file-tree is current.

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file-tree has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.

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file-tree is licensed under the MIT License. This license is Permissive.

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file-tree Examples and Code Snippets

Create the file tree .

python

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License : Permissive (MIT License)

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def main():
    # Read path from command line
    try:
        root = pathlib.Path(sys.argv[1]).resolve()
    except IndexError:
        print("Need one argument: the root of the original file tree")
        raise SystemExit()

    # Re-create the fi

Community Discussions

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FancyTree not initialize

Why won't git annex die?

jQuery FileTree 2.1.x - default open folder

Recursively calling function with specific keyword in Clojure

How to call a method that affects multiple components when Material Sidenav is toggled?

visual studio code - show all the changed files and changes

Handling Sequences in Coroutines

Vue SPA - How to hide .vue files when rendered in browser

Use Google App Engine or Google Cloud Compute VM to Test Run My App?

Java Spring with mustache keeps looking for files on server

QUESTION

FancyTree not initialize

Asked 2020-Dec-16 at 13:44

I want to initialize fancyTree, nothing happend. The data will be loaded via ajax and in developer tools of chrome i can see, that the ajax response returns successfully, but the fancytree will not render the response. Last week it works fine, but this week nothing happends. I have not changed the code!

Here my code of javascript:

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ANSWER

Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 13:44

I found the issue. The problem was, that the json response includes duplicate keys, which fancy tree couldn't be handle.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64871573

QUESTION

Why won't git annex die?

Asked 2020-Mar-12 at 03:13

Ages ago (months, anyway) I initialized git-annex on a repository for reasons that now escape me. I thought I managed to get rid of it, but today I discovered that it is still there and any new directories in the repository are "annexed" -- if I create a new file anywhere in the repo, I can edit it once and then once I save, it is stored as a git-annex object:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Jan-25 at 05:44

Double-check if you have any hook in your current Git repo

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48435280

QUESTION

jQuery FileTree 2.1.x - default open folder

Asked 2019-Dec-24 at 03:54

I'm working on simple upload mechanism where user will be able to drop files over FileTree directories. I made it using jQuery FileTree and everything works great, except one thing. After upload I refresh FileTree to show user that file is indeed in destination folder. Unfortunately, if destination folder is not the main directory, but one of subdirs, user can see nothing, because directories are collapsed by default.

I was looking for solution for that problem: "How to get one or more directories expanded on reload" and have found only one interesting topic: jquery file tree - folder open by default? - It did resolve exactly the same problem, but only for very old version of iQuery FileTree and it doesn't work for recent one.

I spent hours trying to do similar modifications in recent version, but javascript used in jQuery FileTree is too advanced for me, and differences between old version and new version are to big to find any similarities.

If anyone know how to modify recent version of jQuery FileTree, please help me with it. Thanks.

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Dec-19 at 07:20

Check the complete example below on how to implement expanding of a specific folder after the plugin was initialized. It opens recursively all folders which are specified in path.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/59404663

QUESTION

Recursively calling function with specific keyword in Clojure

Asked 2019-Sep-12 at 10:01

I am trying to recursively call a function with arguments that are node :type folder using an if statement to conditionally filter them out. I am however getting the error:

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Sep-11 at 14:04

You want only a single node in the dispatch… function, but you give a vector of nodes both in the initial call (maybe, don't know what run! actuall does) and in the recur. You need to branch out, e. g. by using mapv or doseq and not recur but an actually recursive call.

Also, you put the depth as keyword argument in the lambda list, but call it with the depth as positional parameter in the recur.

EDIT: What I meant:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/57890234

QUESTION

How to call a method that affects multiple components when Material Sidenav is toggled?

Asked 2019-May-16 at 19:19

I have an Angular Material Sidenav-component inside my app.component.

The problem is that when the menu is toggled, it affects the size of the parent-component on multiple charts that I have in the application. The charts therefore needs to be re-rendered each time the sidenav is toggled to fit the size of their parent-components.

To re-render the charts throughout my application I need to call the render()-method on a html-element that I can get via @ViewChild() on each chart-components typescript file.

I don't know if it's possible to get an instance of the chart-components or their parent "dashboard-component" via app.component.ts because these components are nested multiple steps down the "file-tree". Perhaps I can use a service?

I would be very glad if anyone could guide me in the right direction regarding how to accomplish this.

Thanks alot in advance

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-May-16 at 19:19

You can simply use the responsive charts (responsive CSS) to avoid re-rendering. if no data is changing in charts then re-rendering them is not a good idea.

However if you still want to re-render them on toggle of sidenav, you can use rxjs BehaviorSubject and broadcast the value on toggle of sidenav. your Charts will be subscribing to that broadcasted event and re-render on toggle. For Example inside UtilityService:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/56175049

QUESTION

visual studio code - show all the changed files and changes

Asked 2019-Apr-18 at 15:52

I am looking for a plugin or feature of Code to see all the changed files and changes as we can see in SourceTree --> File Status feature, I am attaching a screenshot to demonstrate what I want, it is very easy to go over the changed files with this feature without going over all the project tree-view. I have searched plugins and could not see a single plugin doing this, there are very good ones but they show the changes in a file, does not list you all the changes in the project folder. The reason for this is I do not want to leave my ide for this.

I am aware of this nice feature Highlight changed files in file tree within visual studio code

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ANSWER

Answered 2019-Apr-18 at 15:52

Perhaps Git Lens and the specific part is to look under the Repositories --> --> ? If you click a particular file under that, then you can see the changes which is similar to SourceTree.

I've clicked the Piece.jsx file and the editor shows me the diff.

In addition, if you want to see the diff inline as in your screenshot, you can do it by unchecking this setting in User Settings of Git Lens

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/55748180

QUESTION

Handling Sequences in Coroutines

Asked 2019-Mar-19 at 07:30

I'm trying to use a Sequence (e.g. FileTreeWalk returned from File.walk) inside a coroutine, but my implementation keeps blocking the ui thread.

Is there a good way to handle Sequences and mapping the items within coroutines?

Here is a snipped of my code:

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Oct-29 at 07:14

Although there's no evidence from your code, I'll make a guess that your default dispatcher, set in the CoroutineScope you implicitly use, is Dispatchers.Main (the UI thread). You keep using the same dispatcher for your background job instead of Dispatchers.IO.

A second point is that you use async-await for no purpose, you should use withContext instead and declare your function as suspend fun.

Given the above, your code should be

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53036614

QUESTION

Vue SPA - How to hide .vue files when rendered in browser

Asked 2018-Nov-15 at 03:39

I'm working on a Single Page App developed in Vue.js hosted on a node.js server.

At the moment it is still under development but eventually it will be exposed to external customers, and since we will deal with sensitive data we would like to avoid to have the .vue files and the relative file-tree structure visible when users inspect the element in devtool.

See attached screenshot as a sample that shows the files I would like to hide.

Is there a way to achieve that?

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Nov-15 at 00:33

The folders node_modules, src, and theme should be a level up in the folder structure. Therefore, you have to modify your paths pointing to those files.

The app.js can be in that folder only with files that are JS executables.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53310750

QUESTION

Use Google App Engine or Google Cloud Compute VM to Test Run My App?

Asked 2018-Nov-08 at 01:35

I'm moving my Three.js app and its customized node.js environment, which I've been running on my local machine to Google Cloud. I want to test things out there, and hopefully soon get some early alpha testing going with other people.

I'm not sure which is the wiser way to go... to upload the repo I've been running locally as-is onto a VM which users would then access via the VM's external IP until I get a good name to call this app... or merge my local node.js environment with what's available via the Google App Engine and run it on GAE.

Issues I'm running into with the linux VM approach... I'm not sure how to do the equivalent on the VM of what I've been doing locally. In Windows Powershell I cd into the app directory and then enter node index.js. I'm assuming by this method of deployment that I can get the app running as soon as the browser hits the external IP. I should mention too that the app will allow users to save content as well as upload images, and eventually, 3D models as well as json datasets.

Issues I'm running into with the App Engine approach: it looks like I only have access to a linux-based command line, and have to install all the node.js modules manually. Meanwhile I have a bunch of files to upload, both the server-side node files and all the frontend stuff. I don't see where to upload those files, and ultimately what I'd like to do is have access to a visual, editable file-tree interface, as I have in Windows and FileZilla, so I can swap files in and out, etc. Alternatively I suppose I could import a repo from Github? Github would be fine as long as I can visually see what's happening. Is there a visual interface for file structure available in GAE somewhere? Am I missing something?

I went through the GAE "Hello World" tutorial and that worked fine, but was left scratching my head afterward regarding how to actually see and edit the guts of the tutorial app, or even where to look for the files.

So first off, I want to determine what's the better approach, and then if possible, determine how to make the experience of getting my app up there and running a more visual, user-friendly experience.

Thanks.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Nov-08 at 01:35

There are many things to consider when choosing how to run an app, but my instinct for your use case is to simply use a VM on GCE. The most compelling reason for this is that it's the most similar thing to what you have now. You can SSH into the machine and run nohup node index.js & (or node index.js inside tmux/screen if you prefer) and it will start the app and not stop it when you log out of SSH. You can use SCP / SFTP with whatever GUI client you want to upload files. You don't have to learn anything new! If you wanted to, you could even use a Windows VM (although I think you have to pay a little more than for a comparable Linux VM due to the licensing fees).

That said, the other way is arguably more "correct" by modern development standards, but it will involve a lot more learning that will prevent you from getting your app running somewhere other than your laptop in the short term:

First, you'll need to learn about Docker and stateless containers, which is basically what your app runs inside of on AppEngine.
Next, you'll need to learn how to hook up a separate stateful service (database, file server, ...) to your app's container so you can store your files, etc. in it, and then probably rewrite your app somewhat to use it to store stuff.
Next, you'll probably want some way to automatically deploy this from code instead of manually doing it, which gets you into build systems, package managers, artifact storage, continuous integration systems, and on and on and on.

This latter path is certainly what you should choose for a long-running production service if you work with a big team of developers -- but that doesn't mean that it's necessarily the right path for your project today. If you don't care about scaling up automatically, load balancing between nodes, redundant copies of your app running in different regions in case there's a natural disaster, etc., then go with the easy way for now, and you can learn new ways to improve the service when they're actually needed.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53200025

QUESTION

Java Spring with mustache keeps looking for files on server

Asked 2018-Oct-17 at 09:54

I've been trying to develop a quick website using Java Spring with Mustache for templating but I have an issue when it comes to getting local files (css stylesheets or images). I'm running the website on intelliJ on http://localhost:8000 and for some reason it looks for every files on http://localhost:8000/Path/to/the/file and returns a 404 error on the inspector (no error in the console log)

Here are my file-tree and the code I'm using. The templates .mustache are in the templates directory.

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ANSWER

Answered 2018-Oct-17 at 09:54

Try to use this resource handler for your static resources

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/52849911

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