Sakura Tree Renderer
Cole Davis33 downloadsRenders sakura fenced code blocks as colored directory trees.
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Sakura is a tree visualization tool for simplifying the design of file systems or other tree-like structures. Sakura diagrams are color-coded and great for project documentation or presentations.
It runs as an Obsidian plugin: write an indented list inside a ```sakura
code block and Sakura renders it as a colored directory tree.
Install
Obsidian Community Plugins
- Settings > Community Plugins > Browse
- Search "Sakura"
- Install and Enable
Manual install
- Download
main.js,manifest.json,styles.cssfrom the latest release - Put them in
<vault>/.obsidian/plugins/sakura - Enable in Settings > Community Plugins
Usage
```sakura
home
documents
notes.txt
scripts
deploy.py
```
Folders are detected from nesting, indentation widths don't have to be consistent, and you can mix tabs with spaces.
You can also paste the output of the tree command, or a Markdown
bulleted list, straight into the block and it renders as-is. See the full
reference below.
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Render color-coded tree diagrams from indented lists inside a sakura code block. Detect folders by nesting, accept inconsistent indentation and mixed tabs/spaces, and paste output from tree or Markdown lists for quick, presentation-ready directory visuals.Details
Current version
1.2.2
Last updated
5 days ago
Created
8 months ago
Updates
5 releases
Downloads
33
Compatible with
Obsidian 1.0.0+
Platforms
Desktop, Mobile
License
ISC