Getting tree command to not display directories

Question

I've read through the man pages for tree but I don't know if it is possible to have tree list only the filenames for all files that appear in any recursive search of a directory.

The closest I have gotten is: tree -i --noreport dir/ which might give me something like:

./lib
order
crossCount.js
rank
acyclic.js

Where order, lib, and rank are directories that I do not want listed.

Answer 1

I think tree normally needs to print the directory name to get the tree-like structure.

How about using find instead?

find dir/ -type f

with above command you can get all and only files (-type f) recursively. It displays with path of the file, though.

In case that you don't want to display the path of the file, you can apply basename command at the end, like this:

find dir/ -type f -exec basename {} \;