du

node-du

A simple JavaScript / Node.js implementation of du -sb. Available in npm as du

require('du')('/home/rvagg/.npm/', function (err, size) {
  console.log('The size of /home/rvagg/.npm/ is:', size, 'bytes')
})

Also comes with a dujs command if installed with npm install du -g, just in case du -sb was too many 2 too many characters for you to type.

options

An optional options object may be passed as the second argument. Currently there is only two options, a 'filter' function that is passed a full file path and is expected to return a truthy/falsy value to indicate whether the file is included in size calculations and a disk option. If disk is true, then block sizing is used when calculating the size. (get's you closer to real du numbers).

du(
    '/tmp/foo.leveldb/'
  , { filter: function (f) { return /\.sst$/.test(f) } }
  , function (err, size) {
      console.log('The size of the sst files in /tmp/foo.leveldb/ is:', size, 'bytes')
    }
)

Copyright (c) 2012 Rod Vagg (@rvagg)

Made available under the MIT licence:

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