Command line utility that prints human-friendly file sizes.
A minimal utility to print human-friendly file sizes from the command line. Provides an interface for @delucis/filesize
, which in turn wraps filesize
.
# install for global use
npm install -g @delucis/filesize-cli
filesize -v # print version number to the terminal window
filesize -h # show detailed help in the terminal window
filesize my-file.txt # print file size using default options
Most options that can be passed to filesize
can be passed via the command line.
option | effect |
---|---|
--base=<number> |
Number base of file size, default is 2
|
-b , --bits
|
Enables bit sizes, default is false
|
-e , --exponent=<number>
|
Specifies the symbol via exponent, e.g. 2 is MB for base 2, default is -1
|
-f , --fullform
|
Enables full form of unit of measure, default is false
|
-h , --help
|
Display detailed help text |
-o , --output=<string>
|
Output of function (array , exponent , object , or string ), default is string
|
-r , --round=<number>
|
Decimal place, default is 2
|
--spacer=<string> |
Character between the result and its suffix, default is " "
|
--standard=<string> |
Standard unit of measure, can be iec or jedec , default is jedec ; can be overruled by --base
|
-u , --unix
|
Enables unix style human readable output, e.g ls -lh , default is false
|
-v , --version
|
Print filesize’s version number |