dirtrace
dirtrace generates chromium's trace event format json file from directory based on file size
Install
pip install dirtrace
Usage
(1) run command
Usage:
dirtrace -d <directory-path>
dirtrace -d <directory-path> -o <output-json-path>
This script generates chromium's trace event format json file from directory content file size.
Visit https://github.com/everettjf/DirTrace for more information.
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d DIR, --dir=DIR which directory do you want to trace
-o OUT, --out=OUT output json path
(2) display
Open Chrome browser, and drag output json file into Chrome's chrome://tracing/
- Directory items start with
D_ - File items start with
F_
Support
python 2.x && 3.x
wish you enjoy :)
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