A simple utility to summarize files by size:
2024-07-18 07:07 /home
| so: 1018.732 MB in 1622 files| exe: 14.945 MB in 124 file
| html: 525.330 MB in 43170 file| db: 14.398 MB in 21 files
| snapshot: 410.956 MB in 12 files | xml: 14.073 MB in 930 file
| 1: 398.707 MB in 1318 files| ts: 13.688 MB in 3343 fil
| h: 265.605 MB in 23087 file| woff2: 12.498 MB in 248 file
| py: 247.999 MB in 25525 file| sym: 12.191 MB in 3 files
by time modified:
2024-07-18 08:07 /home
| 20240708: 2.622 GB in 17323 files
| 20240701: 227.300 KB in 2 files
| 20240628: 17.073 MB in 7 files
| 20240626: 1.711 MB in 171 files
| 20240619: 2.507 MB in 92 files
| 202406: 1.885 GB in 35141 files
| 202405: 800.992 MB in 28183 files
| 202404: 233.138 MB in 12998 files
by lines of text:
2024-07-18 08:07 /user/rseward/src/play/
| js: 1631072 lines in 10268 file| csv: 162 lines in 9 files
| ts: 230967 lines in 1694 files | sh~: 158 lines in 9 files
| md: 120680 lines in 833 files | bnf: 128 lines in 8 files
| : 93440 lines in 2283 files | ui: 121 lines in 1 files
| xml: 57084 lines in 20 files | jl: 119 lines in 3 files
| css: 52996 lines in 116 files | jison: 111 lines in 1 files
I personally use the tool to verify the transfer of files after rsync or the restore of data from a backup. The tool is also useful for observing recent modifications to a directory tree.
The project incorporates libcfu's hashtable implementation. You will need to build that project and add libcfu.so to your LD_LIBRARY_PATH to use this tool.
Obtain the source for libcfu here:
On Fedora you will need to install the following packages:
- @development-tools for normal make, gcc build tools
- file-devel for libmagic header files and libraries
dnf -y groupinstall "Development Tools"
dnf install file-devel -y
TBD
After the prereqs are installed.
make