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cloud-analyser
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Disk space analyzer for cloud services
Scans your online storage and shows you, in graphical form, where the space is being wasted, giving you an idea of where to start cleaning.
Based on Unifile, supports all Unifile services:
This is an equivalent of the linux colland du -b ...path...
Install the npm package
$ npm install -g cloud-analyser
Scan the local Documents
folder
$ cloud-analyser fs ~/Documents
Scan remote folders:
$ cloud-analyser dropbox Photos
$ cloud-analyser ftp www
$ cloud-analyser github repo1/master/
for example the command cloud-analyser dropbox Photos
will output something like this
2075407 Photos/Sample Album
2075407 Photos
cloud-analyser [service] [path]
Service | Value of the service option |
---|---|
Dropbox | Dropbox |
local file system | fs |
FTP | FTP |
SFTP | SFTP |
Github | Github |
NextCloud/Owncloud (with webdav) | webdav |
$ npm i
Scan the local Documents
folder
$ node ./lib/ fs ~/Documents
FAQs
Disk space analyzer for cloud services
The npm package cloud-analyser receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, cloud-analyser popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that cloud-analyser demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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