Linux command
dutree 命令
文本
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常用示例
Example
dutree
Example
dutree [path/to/directory]
Aggregate
dutree -a [10]M
Example
dutree -d [2]
Skip directories
dutree -f
Exclude hidden
dutree -H
Exclude
dutree -x "*.log"
Summary
dutree -s
说明
dutree is a disk usage analyzer that presents filesystem information as a colorful, hierarchical tree structure. Unlike traditional du output, dutree provides an intuitive visual representation that makes it easy to identify space-consuming directories at a glance. The tool uses color coding and tree branches to show the relationship between directories and their contents, with file sizes displayed prominently. It can aggregate small items below a configurable threshold to keep the output readable and focused on the largest space consumers. Written in Rust for performance, dutree handles large directory trees efficiently. The depth can be limited with -d to prevent overwhelming output. The tool is particularly useful for quick space audits and identifying directories suitable for cleanup.
参数
- -a, --aggr _size_
- Aggregate items smaller than size (e.g., 1K, 10M, 1G).
- -d, --depth _n_
- Maximum directory depth to display.
- -f, --files-only
- Skip directories, show only files.
- -H, --no-hidden
- Exclude hidden files and directories.
- -x, --exclude _pattern_
- Exclude files matching glob pattern.
- -s, --summary
- Show only total size.
- -b, --bytes
- Print raw byte sizes instead of human-readable format.
FAQ
What is the dutree command used for?
dutree is a disk usage analyzer that presents filesystem information as a colorful, hierarchical tree structure. Unlike traditional du output, dutree provides an intuitive visual representation that makes it easy to identify space-consuming directories at a glance. The tool uses color coding and tree branches to show the relationship between directories and their contents, with file sizes displayed prominently. It can aggregate small items below a configurable threshold to keep the output readable and focused on the largest space consumers. Written in Rust for performance, dutree handles large directory trees efficiently. The depth can be limited with -d to prevent overwhelming output. The tool is particularly useful for quick space audits and identifying directories suitable for cleanup.
How do I run a basic dutree example?
Run `dutree` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -a, --aggr _size_ do in dutree?
Aggregate items smaller than size (e.g., 1K, 10M, 1G).