Terminal-based directory statistics with a nice TUI and quick actionable information
Overview
This project is inspired by projects such as kdirstat and qdirstat. Easily find where your disk space has gone, without waiting for a full-drive scan to complete.
Contributions welcome!
Installation
pip install --user setuptools tdirstat@git+https://github.com/apockill/tdirstatThen, to run: .. code:
tdirstat /
The first argument is the directory you wish to map. By default, it picks the current working directory.
Repository goals
Reduce memory usage
Speed up scan time
Add tooling for file and directory deletion
1 maintainer
Metadata
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