Prints the size of the given directory or file, featuring the largest dirs and a full map of each dir's child-directories
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Pretty Light-weight (8Kb of source code and 2.2Mb of binaries)
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Prints the usage of directory and its child-directories
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Map of the usage of all directories and their children
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Sorts the child-directories by usage
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Highlight the largest directory in each directory
Using Cargo: cargo install volu
Using Github: download the latest binaries in the github release
Need faster performance? Is progress pointless to you?
Use --fast flag to tell volu not to waste time on printing the progress
Current dir's usage: volu
Usage of a specific dir: volu path/to/dir/
Print a list of all parent dirs: volu -p
Print a sorted parent dirs list: volu -s
Limit the number of printed parent dirs list: volu -l 11
Print a sized map of all dirs and their children: volu -m
Print a limited sized map of dirs and only ten children of itself: volu -m --child-limit 10
Most complete results: volu -ma path/to/dir/
Most minimal results: volu path/to/dir/
Most efficient results: volu -f path/to/dir/
volu 0.2.1
Arian Mirahmadi (thearian@github) (mirarianmir@gmail.com)
Prints the size of the given directory, featuring the largest dirs
USAGE:
volu.exe [OPTIONS] [DIR]
ARGS:
<DIR> The parent directory [default: .]
OPTIONS:
-a, --all Print all the parent directories, no limit
--child-limit <CHILD_LIMIT> Print and limit the count of children directories [default:
9999]
-f, --fast Doesnt show progress which causes better performance
-h, --help Print help information
-l, --limit <LIMIT> Sort and limit the count of parent directories [default: 25]
-m, --map Print child of parent directories
-p, --print Print the parent directories
-s, --sort Sort the parent directories
-V, --version Print version information