# Disk Usage Analyzer

Disk Usage Analyzer (DUA) is a linux console application to display what uses the most space in the specified directories. Think about it as
a console version of KDirStat or WinDirStat

# Usage


    USAGE:
        dua [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] [DIR]
    
    FLAGS:
            --help       Prints help information
        -h               Output sizes in human readable form
        -k               Output sizes in KiBytes
        -V, --version    Prints version information
        -x               no crossing of filesystems
    
    OPTIONS:
        -d <depth>        depth to display
        -n <num>          number of entries to display on each level
    
    ARGS:
        <DIR>    Directory to analyze
        
## ARGUMENTS

* -h : Display sizes in human readable form
* -k : Display sizes in KiBytes
* -x : Do not descend into different (mounted) filesystems
* -n <num> : Number of entries to display in each directory, default=1
* -d <depth> : How deep to display the directory structure

# Examples

    $ dua -h .
    100.0%  34.5M ./
        99.7%  34.4M target/
           74.1%  25.5M debug/
              69.3%  17.7M deps/
                 82.8%  14.6M libclap-c293040e3ef9c3f9.rlib
   

    $ dua -d 3 -n 2
    100.0%     72254726 ./
        99.8%     72124752 target/
           50.0%     36063423 x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/
           37.1%     26722394 debug/
         0.1%        54055 .git/
           56.8%        30692 objects/
           28.3%        15321 hooks/

# How to build

Run build.sh. It requires the Rust toolchain, including cargo, and fpm (eFfing Package Manager). It builds Debian and Arch linux packages.

# Author

Pistahh - István Szekeres <szekeres@iii.hu>