https://github.com/rrajaravi/pydfu

Python Interface Disk and Filesystem Utils
https://github.com/rrajaravi/pydfu

disk filesystem-utils python-interface

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Python Interface Disk and Filesystem Utils

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/rrajaravi/pydfu
• Owner: rrajaravi
• License: mit
• Created: 2017-04-08T20:45:24.000Z (about 9 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2017-04-12T01:02:41.000Z (about 9 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2025-12-16T14:32:46.278Z (4 months ago)
• Topics: disk, filesystem-utils, python-interface
• Language: Python
• Size: 17.6 KB
• Stars: 3
• Watchers: 1
• Forks: 2
• Open Issues: 0
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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# pydfu

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Python Interface and cli for Disk and Filesystem Utils

### Requirements

Unix/Linux Operating System

### How to Use

#### Installation

        $ git clone https://github.com/rrajaravi/pydfu.git

        $ cd pydfu

        $ python setup.py install

#### Command Line

        $ pydfu --help

        usage: pydfu [-h] {df,du,scan} ...

        Disk and FileSystem Utils

        positional arguments:

          {df,du,scan}  help for subcommand

            df          df help

            du          du help

            scan        scan help

        optional arguments:

          -h, --help    show this help message and exit

          

          

        $ pydfu df

        FileSystem    1K-blocks     Used          Avail         Use%          Mounted On    

        udev          3780128       0             3780128       0%            /dev          

        tmpfs         760264        17780         742484        3%            /run          

        /dev/sda1     102049120     9684784       87157504      11%           /             

        tmpfs         3801300       436           3800864       1%            /dev/shm      

        tmpfs         5120          4             5116          1%            /run/lock     

        tmpfs         3801300       0             3801300       0%            /sys/fs/cgroup

        vmhgfs-fuse   249414652     134421324     114993328     54%           /mnt/hgfs     

        tmpfs         760264        76            760188        1%            /run/user/1000

        

        $ pydfu du /tmp/suf -h

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_os_datastage_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_os_db_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_app_datastage_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_app_core_svcs_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_app_db_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_os_web_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_os_core_svcs_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_app_web_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_app_analytics_node.xml

        258.0 B   /tmp/suf/configure_os_analytics_node.xml

        Total Size: 2.52 KB

#### Library

        import pydfu

        

        df = pydfu.df()

        

        # get list of file system object

        df.query()

        

        # query for a file system based on path and get file system object

        fs = df.query_one(path='/')

        # query all file systems based on size and get matches in list

        fs = df.query(size='>10g')

        # query for a file system based on used size

        fs = df.query_one(use='<100%')

        

        # query for a file system based on multiple conditions

        fs = df.query_one(size='>10g', use='<50%') 

        

        du = pydfu.du()

        

        # get list of file and directory object

        du.query('/tmp')

        du.total_size # get total size of /tmp 

        

        # access a file or directory object

        du.query('/tmp')[0]

        

        # access information of a file or directory object

        >>> du.query('/tmp')[0].name

        '/tmp/.X0-lock'

        >>> du.query('/tmp')[0].size

        11

        >>> du.query('/tmp')[0].size_in_h

        '11.0 B'

### Planned work / work in progress

Track: https://github.com/rrajaravi/pydfu/blob/master/WORK.md