This project searches a repository for certain Markdown files and bundles them into a compact and readable depiction of your folder structure.

Tools for automatically generating API documentation from comments in code have existed forever, but what about documenting a project's structure for developers? Faced with a large multi-application monorepo project, I created this tool so I could write structured documentation in each folder (by creating one or two Markdown files with meaningful names) and then have them compiled into a quick visual summary of the directory structure, with further docs written out below.

Then, I added some features that took advantage of Github as a platform: I created a Github Action for the program so that it could be automatically run as part of a CI/CD pipeline and added the option to have the result auto-published to a specific page on the project's Github wiki. I also published the project to npm so it can be invoked in one npx command. I haven't gone out of my way to promote it recently, but I still think this tool could be pretty useful for larger projects.