Structure Mapper

What is Project Structure Mapper?

The Project Structure Mapper is a specialized visualization tool that helps developers and project managers understand the architecture and organization of their codebases. It transforms long lists of files and directories into clean, hierarchical tree diagrams that make project structures immediately comprehensible, perfect for documentation, presentations, and code reviews.

This tool analyzes file paths or text-based directory listings and generates properly formatted tree views with proper indentation and symbols. It's particularly useful for creating README files, project documentation, or architectural diagrams that show how different components relate to each other within the codebase hierarchy.

How to use Project Structure Mapper

1. Upload code or paste directory listing - Drag and drop files or paste your project structure as text
2. Upload file for analysis - The tool can read actual project files to generate structure maps
3. View nested hierarchy - Navigate through expandable tree structures with proper indentation
4. Copy formatted output - Use the generated tree diagrams in documentation and READMEs

Key Features

• Multi-root support - Handle complex project structures with multiple top-level directories
• Deep nesting visualization - Display unlimited directory depth with proper visual hierarchy
• File upload integration - Generate maps from actual project files and folders
• Documentation ready - Output formats perfect for GitHub READMEs and documentation
• Interactive tree view - Expandable/collapsible nodes for navigation of large structures
• Cross-platform compatible - Works with Unix/Linux, macOS, and Windows path structures

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it handle very large codebases?
The tool works best with readable project structures and documentation snippets. For extremely large codebases with thousands of files, consider inputting smaller directory segments or using dedicated file system visualization tools.