WTSize let's you check the size of a remote file without downloading it.
Project description
WTSize
On the road with a limited data plan or bad network and want to know if it's safe to download a particular remote file? WTSize (what the size) is a small Python 3 CLI app which checks the size of remote files without downloading them (by looking at the Content-Length header).
>>> wtsize https://site.tld/some_big_file.zip
822.24 MiB
Usage
wtsize URL
wtsize URL [--unit=MiB]
wtsize -h | --help
wtsize --version
Install
pip install wtsize
Limitations
- Not all servers return a Content-Length header so you might be unable to get the actual file size without, well, downloading the file.
wtsize
will tell you if that's the case. - In some cases the Content-Length cannot be known before accessing the body (dynamic content)
- Headers can easily be spoofed. Generally, though, there's a good chance that the Content-Length header in the server response is accurate.
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