storage_stats 0.4.1

Description:

storage stats 0.4.1

Calculates statistics about minimum, maximum and mean average file sizes for each file extension within a directory.


Intallation
pip install storage_stats


Documentation
Usage: storage_stats [-h] [-e MAPFILE] [-o OUTPUT] [--no-aggregation] [--no-recursion] [--no-timing] [-s] [-v] path [path ...]
Calculates file size statistics for the specified folder(s).

positional arguments:
path(s) the folder(s) to characterise

optional arguments:

-h, --help
Show the help message and exit

-e MAPFILE
User file overriding similar extension mappings

-o OUTPUT
CSV file to output statistics too

--no-aggregation
Do not aggregate results from all specified paths together

--no-recursion
Do not include sub-folders in stats

--no-timing
Turn off preprocessing of directory to improve run-time (no timing information provided)

-s, --silent
Turn off command line output (useful if you just want to output a CSV file)

-v, --version
Provide the version of this application




If multiple folders are specified, the results are aggregated together, unless the –no-aggregation flag is used.
If –no-aggregation is specified along with the -o (output csv file) flag, then one csv file will be created per
input folder (by appending a “-<index>” onto the end of the specified file name, e.g. stats-1.csv, stats-2.csv, etc.

MAPFILE
MAPFILE should be a text file with one group of similar file extensions per line, separated by commas. Each line
should be in lowercase and take the form:
.main_ext,.alt1,.alt2,etc
For example:
.jpeg,.jpg
.tiff,.tif
Note the period in each extension.
The first extension listed will be the one referenced in the output.



Licence
Released under Apache version 2.0 license.


Contribute

Fork the GitHub project
Change the code and push into the forked project
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