test_05_write_tree_object.sh

#!/bin/sh
#
set -ex

TEST_DIR="tmp_test_dir"
rm -rf "$TEST_DIR"
mkdir "$TEST_DIR"
cd "$TEST_DIR"

../your_program.sh init


echo "hello world file1" > file1
mkdir dir{1,2}
echo "hello wold file_in_dir_1" > dir1/file_in_dir_1
echo "hello wold file_in_dir_2" > dir1/file_in_dir_2
echo "hello wold file_in_dir_3" > dir2/file_in_dir_3
mkdir dir2/dir3
echo "hello wold file_in_dir_4" > dir2/dir3/file_in_dir_4
mkdir dir2/dir3/dir5
# tree -f

# git add .
# HASH=$(git write-tree)
find .git -type file
# git read-tree "$HASH"

# git hash-object -t tree .
# git ls-files -s . | git hash-object --stdin -w
# find .git -type file
# git cat-file -p e69de29bb2d1d6434b8b29ae775ad8c2e48c5391

HASH=$(../your_program.sh write-tree)
find .git -type file
../your_program.sh ls-tree --name-only "$HASH"
# git read-tree "$HASH"