About lstr
lstr is a fast, minimalist command-line tool for displaying directory trees. It shows the contents of folders in a hierarchical view, helping users understand how files and subdirectories are organized without opening a graphical file manager. Its Rust implementation is noted in the supplied description. The tool is suited to terminal workflows where a concise directory overview is useful, such as checking project structure or examining nested folders. The description emphasizes speed and minimalism but does not list filtering, file metadata, colorization, or depth controls. Those capabilities cannot be assumed from the product name or implementation language. lstr’s established role is a directory tree viewer for command-line users. The record does not specify supported operating systems or the exact options available. It offers a lightweight way to inspect folder hierarchy in the terminal, with detailed display and filtering behavior left unspecified.
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