Linux hierarchical file display command-tree

Find a tool tree on the Internet that can display files step by step. The display effect is as follows:
Idcard/
| -- Areadb.1st
| -- Areadb.2nd
'-- Idcard. Sh
0 directories, 3 files
Command details:
-A: displays all files and directories.
-A uses asni plot characters to display tree charts instead of ASCII character combinations.
-C adds colors to the file and directory list to distinguish between different types.
-D: displays the directory name rather than the content.
-D: list the change time of a file or directory.
-F displays the complete relative path name before each file or directory.
-F adds "*", "/", "=", "@", "|" to the execution file, directory, socket, symbolic connection, and MPs queue name.
-G lists the group names of files or directories. If no corresponding name exists, the Group ID is displayed.
-I does not list file or directory names in steps.
-I does not display the name of the file or directory that meets the template style.
-L if a directory with a symbolic connection is encountered, the original directory pointed to by the connection is directly listed.
-N does not add colors to the file and directory list.
-N: directly lists the file and directory names, including control characters.
-P: list the permission IDs.
-P Only displays the names of files or directories that conform to the template style.
-Q: Use "? "To replace the control character to list the file and directory names.
-S: list the file or directory size.
-T sort by the change time of files and directories.
-U indicates the name of the owner of a file or directory. If no corresponding name exists, the user ID is displayed.
-X limits the range to the current file system. If some subdirectories in the specified directory are stored in another file system, this subdirectory is excluded from the search range.
In addition, I found a tree-like script on the Internet:


File: tree.tar
Size: 10kb
Download:/files/pony/filetree.zip