dua-cli is a cross-platform terminal-based disk usage analyzer and cleanup utility. It scans directories in parallel using thread pools to compute and display disk space consumption faster than sequential traversal, then lets users navigate the results interactively and delete unwanted files with safety measures.
Las características principales de byron/dua-cli son: Disk Cleanup Utilities, Disk Usage Analyzers, Interactive Disk Profilers, Post-Analysis File Deletions, Parallel Directory Scanning, Terminal User Interfaces, Command-Line Disk Utilities, Multi-Confirmation File and Directory Deletions.
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