GitHubTree

GitHubTree is a web tool that generates a visual tree diagram of a GitHub repository's entire file and folder structure. You simply enter a repository's URL (like `github.com/username/repo`), and it fetches and displays the complete hierarchy. This makes it much easier to understand a project's layout at a glance than scrolling through GitHub's file explorer, especially for large codebases.

The tool offers several customization options to tailor the view to your needs. You can sort files and folders alphabetically or reverse-alphabetically, and choose from four different visual styles for the tree, including a classic format with lines, a slashed path style, ASCII characters, or a simple indented list. For private repositories, you can also provide a personal access token to grant the tool read-only access. Once generated, you can share the tree view with a unique link or copy the text representation to your clipboard.

This is particularly useful for developers who are new to a project and want to quickly get oriented, or for technical writers creating documentation that requires a clear overview of a codebase's structure. It's also handy for educators explaining project organization or for anyone who needs to share a repo's layout without requiring others to navigate GitHub directly.