print_tree: Print a Tree-Like Structure of a List

In natehall329/nate_utils: Utility Functions written by/for Nate.

Print a Tree-Like Structure of a List

Description

Recursively prints a tree-like structure of a list object with proper indentation to visualize its hierarchy. This function aims to mimic the output of 'lobstr::tree' with full values shown and colorized output for the list elements.

Usage

print_tree(x, indent = "", last = TRUE)

Arguments

x	A list object to be printed as a tree structure.
indent	A string used internally by the function to manage indentation. It is not intended to be set by the user.
last	A logical value used internally to indicate if the current element is the last in its sublist. It is not intended to be set by the user.

Examples

config <- list(
  run_behav = TRUE,
  paths = list(
    raw = list(
      behav = "/path/to/behav",
      eye = "/path/to/eye"
    )
  )
)
print_tree(config)

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