fstats - a file tree stats program
Installation
Please read the section on global installation.
npm install -g fstats
Use (it's really easy)
just run:
fstats [some_directory] if you don't provide a directory, fstats will use the current working directory.
fstats -ro [some_directory] prevents fstats from reading or writing history in the working directory.
fstats -n [n] only print the n largest child directories.
fstats -h get's some terse help.
A file .fstats.json will be created in the working, every time you run it the new stats will be appended to the top, and a summary will be printed to the console. The summary looks like this:
current last change max change
links: 16 22 -6 23 -7
dirs: 634 633 1 634 0
files: 2,921 2,907 14 2,911 10
size: 41.9M 38.0M 4.0M 43.9M -2.0M
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bin 52K 52K 0 52K 0
lib 60K 60K 0 60K 0
.git 276K 276K 0 276K 0
node_modules 37.8M 32.8M 5.0M 37.8M 0
Global Installation
You should be installing "globally" to your home directory without sudo:
Run this command: npm config set prefix ~/.npm-packages
Add this to your .bashrc or similar: export PATH=$HOME/.npm-packages/bin:$PATH
Contributing
Fork, add issues, send pull requests, whatever.
Apache License -- see the LICENSE file in the root of the repo for license information.