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NAME
treeify - manual page for treeify 2.3.6
DESCRIPTION
usage: treeify [-h] [-o OUTPUT] [-r PATTERN] [-d DELIMITER] [-s SPLIT] [-F]
[-A] [--filler FILLER] [input]
Identify a column of text that contains hierarchical id and treeify that column. This script will inspect
a text file and attempt to find a vertically left-aligned column of text that contains identifiers with
multiple components, such as "Assets:US:Bank:Checking", and replace those by a treelike structure
rendered in ASCII, inserting new empty lines where necessary to create the tree. Note: If your paths have
spaces in them, this will not work. Space is used as a delimiter to detect the end of a column. You can
customize the delimiter with an option.
positional arguments:
input Name of the file to process (default: stdin)
options:
-h, --help
show this help message and exit
-o OUTPUT, --output OUTPUT
Name of the file to write (default: stdout)
-r PATTERN, --pattern PATTERN
Pattern for repeatable components (default: "(Assets|L
iabilities|Equity|Income|Expenses)(:[A-Z][A-Za-z0-9- _']*)*")
-d DELIMITER, --delimiter DELIMITER
Delimiter pattern to detect the end of a column text. If your pattens contain strings, you may
want to set this to a longer string, like ' {2,}' (default: "[ ]+")
-s SPLIT, --split SPLIT
Pattern splitting into components (default: ":")
-F, --filenames
Use pattern and split suitable for filenames
-A, --loose-accounts
Use pattern and split suitable for loose account names
--filler FILLER
Filler string for new lines inserted for formatting