quik-stat 0.1.2

CLI tools for viewing simple stats about files

stat-tools

A small collection of simple CLI utilities for displaying stats about sets of files. Currently stat-tools provides two utility commands, extat for showing statistics about path suffixes (aka file extensions), and imstat for displaying information about image files, e.g resolution, size, format etc.

Usage

Both commands function by reading a set of files, separated by newlines, to analyze from stdin. Neither command provides any filesystem search or filtering functionality; it is the responsibility of an external tool to generate the list of paths to analyze and pass it to the stat-tools command over stdin. This design decision greatly simplifies the implementation of stat-tools and affords users maximum flexibility and control.

The intended use pattern is using a filesystem search tool such as GNU find, fd, or in simple cases ls to generate a list of file paths which is then piped to the desired stat-tools command:

# Report statistics on all files under `/some/root/path`
find some/root/path -type f | extat

extat

extat provides statistics about the path suffixes (aka "file extensions") present in the input list. This includes the number of paths with the suffix, the total number of paths, analyzed, the percentage of all paths having the suffix, the total file size of all files having the suffix, and the portion of total set file size represented by the suffix

imstat

imstat works the same way extat does, but is designed to only process image files, e.g. jpeg files, and webp files, and instead of printing statistics about the path suffixes, it prints information about each file's image metadata, e.g. resolution and file size info