Capturing a folder structure on a drive

Tools
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For those who aren’t used to using a command line to generate listing, here is a useful tool for capturing a folder structure on a drive. Snap2HTML lets you create a folder listing as an HTML file. You can also save it as a plain txt, CSV or JSON file. Nice little tool. Here’s the link.

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Another option, if you’re on a *nix system (UNIX, BSD, macOS, linux) is tree:

tree -H . > out.html

can be run in a folder to generate the html for it and all sub-folders.

(Assuming you can be comfortable on the command line :wink: ).