Kind of like an interactive tree --fromfile command

An interactive tree-based search tool with file preview. Give it some path-looking things, and it'll make them readable

go install github.com/sftsrv/tri@latest

Pipe in a list of / separated stuff, and it'll make them interactive:

# files in a directory
find ./ | tri

# files changed in pr
git diff --name-only | tri

# using a custom previewer
git diff --name-only | tri --preview "git diff HEAD --"

There are a lot of smaller improvements still left, but I've been using it for some time now and seems to work fine for me - but if you're keen to pick something up then do feel free to

• Search
• Preview with syntax highlighting (using bat if available)
• Custom preview command
• File selection
• Expand/Collapse folders
• Flatten direct paths (using --flat flag)
• Print tree (using --print flag)
• Async/non-blocking previews
• Make splits adjustable via keybinding (resize width of file tree)
• Make flat mode reactive to searching
• Make it possible to toggle flat on and off
• Allow explicit placeholder for file name in output command (like fzf --preview "cat {}")
• Tests for different formats and structures
• Fix fuzzy searching
• Regex based search in editor and via flag?
• Multi file select?
• Use Viewport (https://github.com/charmbracelet/bubbles) with reflow (https://github.com/muesli/reflow) for improved wrapping? - better is being able to provide the size of the active terminal to the underlying process but I have no idea how to do that