I'm in a directory where running tree command produces something like this:

├── directory1 │  └── image_sequence │  ├── image.0001.jpg │  ├── image.0002.jpg │  ├── image.0003.jpg │  ├── image.0004.jpg │  ├── image.0005.jpg │  └── image.0006.jpg │  └── directory2 ├── somefile.ext └── someanotherfile.ext2 

The image sequence inside image_sequence produces a large listing that I want to trim. My desired output is something like below:

├── directory1 │  └── image_sequence │  └── image.####.jpg │  └── directory2 ├── somefile.ext └── someanotherfile.ext2 

Use of Python is allowed. But I thought why not use tree command.

_{(I'm in a restricted environment so I can't install external library)}

I'm in a directory where running tree command produces something like this:

├── directory1 │  └── image_sequence │  ├── image.0001.jpg │  ├── image.0002.jpg │  ├── image.0003.jpg │  ├── image.0004.jpg │  ├── image.0005.jpg │  └── image.0006.jpg │  └── directory2 ├── somefile.ext └── someanotherfile.ext2 

The image sequence inside image_sequence produces a large listing that I want to trim. My desired output is something like below:

├── directory1 │  └── image_sequence │  └── image.####.jpg │  └── directory2 ├── somefile.ext └── someanotherfile.ext2 

Can the output of tree command somehow be modified?