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Filetree

This section provides an overview of file structures and their implementation using the FileTree component.

This section demonstrates the structure of a file tree using the FileTree component. Below is an example showcasing folders and files organized hierarchically for a project setup.

How to Use

Integrate the FileTree component into your project to visually represent file and folder structures. This is particularly useful for documentation, tutorials, or providing users with an overview of your project's architecture.

JSX Code Example

Here is how you can define the file tree structure in for use in your project:

<FileTree>
  <Folder name="src" label="Source Code">
    <File name="index.tsx" label="Index File" />
    <Folder name="components" label="Components">
      <File name="button.tsx" label="Button Component" />
      <File name="input.tsx" label="Input Component" />
    </Folder>
    <Folder name="pages" label="Pages">
      <File name="home.tsx" label="Home Page" />
      <File name="about.tsx" label="About Page" />
    </Folder>
  </Folder>
</FileTree>

Use this code as a template to set up your own file tree structure and customize it as needed.

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