* remove unneeded identity .map()
* remove redunant field name in struct
* impl num_siblings for Node
* replace nested if w/ match in get_tree_chars
* remove unneeded field name in struct
* remove redundant println! & logic in display_node
* make get_children_from_node a Node method
* Revert "remove redundant println! & logic in display_node"
This reverts commit 40777025d5.
Change the depth flag so that it only changes the depth of displayed
subdirectories, not the depth of the directory size calculation (i.e.,
changing --depth does not change the displayed directory size, rather it
only changes how many levels of subdirectories are shown).
From feature request to respect the .gitignore file. Decided to bundle in
respect for hidden files into the same feature [otherwise if you obey
the .gitignore file you still endup showing the .git directory]
https://github.com/bootandy/dust/issues/92
Not 100% sure if this code is clean yet, may well be a better way to do
it
Also:
Added test directory with incredably long name as test case.
Update test_symlinks.py for mac runners. Mac test runners create files
with very long names, hence the tests fail periodically unless they look
for a truncated name with '..' at the end.
The enum variant `ansi_term::Colour::Red` (which uses the ANSI color code `31`)
is used instead of the code `196` to display the size of the largest file. This
means that the red color of the terminal theme is used which is probably
preferred by most users.
enable_ansi_support must be run for windows 10 but is not required and
indeed fails if run on windows < 10.
Disable the expect so the code might run on windows 8
may fix:
https://github.com/bootandy/dust/issues/70
Use the whole width of the terminal assume width of 80 if none found
Show percentages in the final column. Show ASCII bars indicating usage
of the underlying directories in the space inbetween.
Display (height of terminal - 10) entries by default.
Reverse the output order so largest is at the bottom.
Break up tests. Change older tests to check real output of program.
This code now won't compile on none-(windows/unix family)
systems. [unix family includes mac]
Removing this method allows us to remove an Option and simplify the code
slightly
.# [why]
"If you use `from_path()` on a directory, then subsequent queries using that handle will fail."
Instead, use `from_path_any()` which supports opening files or directories.
ref: "Struct winapi_util::Handle" from <https://docs.rs/crate/winapi-util>
The MetadataExt functions are nightly-only right now so we need to call
the windows api ourselves to get the device number. The winapi_util
package has a nice wrapper to do this for us.
The get_device function doesn't appear to be used anywhere so I removed
it.
Alexandru Macovei
andy.boot
Tyler Bailey
oToToT
Ryan Winograd
yuqio
Rasmus Halland
Neel Chotai
Roy Ivy III
Celti Burroughs
Adam Lesperance