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PyDirStat
A single-file no-dependency Python program (also usable as a library module) to efficiently gather directory statistics.
Installation
Install from the Python Package Index:
pip install dirstat
Install from source repository (example on Linux):
sudo wget https://gitlab.com/ipamo/dirstat/-/raw/main/dirstat.py -O /opt/dirstat.py
sudo chmod +x /opt/dirstat.py
sudo ln -s /opt/dirstat.py /usr/local/bin/dirstat
Usage
Run as an application:
dirstat MYDIR
Use as a library:
from dirstat import DirStatOperation
with DirStatOperation(MYDIR) as op:
op.run()
Run the following command to display available options:
dirstat --help
Contributing
Pull requests are welcome.
See contributing guidelines and roadmap.
Legal and credits
This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT license.
It is inspired from the following projects:
- WinDirStat : Windows only.
- QDirStat : Linux only.
- Gaël Girodon's DirStat : written in Go.
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