ITREE(1)

🌈 ITREE(1) 🌈

okay so welcome to the ITREE(1) page, bestie — this one lives in the User Commands manual, and it’s literally here to list iRODS collection contents in a tree-like format. iconic. let’s go 💅✨

🎀 NAME 🎀

itree - an iRODS iCommand

✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

itree [OPTION]... COLLECTION

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

itree lists contents of collections in a tree-like format. yes bestie, tree vibes 🌳

⚠️ real talk: when using this command, avoid listing very large collections. failing to follow this advice can result in unexpected failures 😭. consider listing smaller collections or using --depth to limit the number of collections traversed. no cap.

💖 OPTIONS 💖

• -c, --collections-only — only list collections.
• -C, --color — print in color (requires ANSI terminal).
• -f, --fullpath — print the full path of each item.
• -F, --classify — display a forward slash (/) at the end of collections.
• -h, --help — display this help message and exit.
• -i, --ignore-regex=PATTERN — ignore data objects matching a regular expression.
• -I, --ignore=PATTERN — ignore data objects matching a file glob pattern.
• --indent=INTEGER — the number of spaces used for indenting nested collections (defaults to 2).
• -J, --json — print collection tree as JSON.
• -L, --depth=INTEGER — limit the depth of the listing (defaults to 1000).
• -p, --pattern-regex=PATTERN — filter data objects by a regular expression.
• -P, --pattern=PATTERN — filter data objects by a file glob pattern.
• -s, --size — display the size of each data object.
• -x, --regex-extended-syntax — enable extended syntax for regular expressions.

and that’s the page, bestie 🫶 the footer energy is iRODS Version 5.0.2 + itree, and the final line is itree iRODS-5.0.2 dated January 1980. periodt ✨👑