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Dust(1) 		     General Commands Manual			 Dust(1)

NAME
     Dust - Like du but more intuitive

SYNOPSIS
     dust    [-d|--depth]   [-T|--threads]   [--config]   [-n|--number-of-lines]
     [-p|--full-paths]	   [-X|--ignore-directory]     [-I|--ignore-all-in-file]
     [-L|--dereference-links]	 [-x|--limit-filesystem]    [-s|--apparent-size]
     [-r|--reverse] [-c|--no-colors] [-C|--force-colors]  [-b|--no-percent-bars]
     [-B|--bars-on-right]  [-z|--min-size]  [-R|--screen-reader]  [--skip-total]
     [-f|--filecount]  [-i|--ignore-hidden]  [-v|--invert-filter]  [-e|--filter]
     [-t|--file-types] [-w|--terminal-width] [-P|--no-progress] [--print-errors]
     [-D|--only-dir]   [-F|--only-file]  [-o|--output-format]  [-S|--stack-size]
     [-j|--output-json] [-M|--mtime] [-A|--atime]  [-y|--ctime]  [--files0-from]
     [--files-from]   [--collapse]  [-m|--filetime]  [-h|--help]  [-V|--version]
     [PATH]

DESCRIPTION
     Like du but more intuitive

OPTIONS
     -d, --depth <DEPTH>
	    Depth to show

     -T, --threads <THREADS>
	    Number of threads to use

     --config <FILE>
	    Specify a config file to use

     -n, --number-of-lines <NUMBER>
	    Display the 'n' largest entries. (Default is terminal_height)

     -p, --full-paths
	    Subdirectories will not have their path shortened

     -X, --ignore-directory <PATH>
	    Exclude any file or directory with this path

     -I, --ignore-all-in-file <FILE>
	    Exclude any file or directory with a regex matching that  listed  in
	    this  file, the file entries will be added to the ignore regexs pro-
	    vided by --invert_filter

     -L, --dereference-links
	    dereference sym links - Treat sym links as directories and	go  into
	    them

     -x, --limit-filesystem
	    Only  count  the files and directories on the same filesystem as the
	    supplied directory

     -s, --apparent-size
	    Use file length instead of blocks

     -r, --reverse
	    Print tree upside down (biggest highest)

     -c, --no-colors
	    No colors will be printed (Useful for commands like: watch)

     -C, --force-colors
	    Force colors print

     -b, --no-percent-bars
	    No percent bars or percentages will be displayed

     -B, --bars-on-right
	    percent bars moved to right side of screen

     -z, --min-size <MIN_SIZE>
	    Minimum size file to include in output

     -R, --screen-reader
	    For screen readers. Removes bars. Adds new column: depth level  (May
	    want to use -p too for full path)

     --skip-total
	    No total row will be displayed

     -f, --filecount
	    Directory 'size' is number of child files instead of disk size

     -i, --ignore-hidden
	    Do not display hidden files

     -v, --invert-filter <REGEX>
	    Exclude  filepaths matching this regex. To ignore png files type: -v
	    "\.png$"

     -e, --filter <REGEX>
	    Only include filepaths matching this regex. For png files  type:  -e
	    "\.png$"

     -t, --file-types
	    show only these file types

     -w, --terminal-width <WIDTH>
	    Specify  width  of	output overriding the auto detection of terminal
	    width

     -P, --no-progress
	    Disable the progress indication

     --print-errors
	    Print path with errors

     -D, --only-dir
	    Only directories will be displayed

     -F, --only-file
	    Only files will be displayed. (Finds your largest files)

     -o, --output-format <FORMAT>
	    Changes output display size. si will print sizes in powers of  1000.
	    b k m g t kb mb gb tb will print the whole tree in that size

	    Possible values:

		   * si: SI prefix (powers of 1000)

		   * b: byte (B)

		   * k: kibibyte (KiB)

		   * m: mebibyte (MiB)

		   * g: gibibyte (GiB)

		   * t: tebibyte (TiB)

		   * kb: kilobyte (kB)

		   * mb: megabyte (MB)

		   * gb: gigabyte (GB)

		   * tb: terabyte (TB)

     -S, --stack-size <STACK_SIZE>
	    Specify memory to use as stack size - use if you see: 'fatal runtime
	    error:  stack  overflow'  (default	low  memory=1048576,  high  mem-
	    ory=1073741824)

     -j, --output-json
	    Output the directory tree as json to the current directory

     -M, --mtime <MTIME>
	    +/-n matches files modified more/less  than  n  days  ago  ,  and  n
	    matches  files  modified  exactly  n  days	ago,  days  are  rounded
	    down.That is +n => (aa, curra(n+1)), n => [curra(n+1), curran),  and
	    -n => (dhdhcdhdhadh, +a)

     -A, --atime <ATIME>
	    just like -mtime, but based on file access time

     -y, --ctime <CTIME>
	    just like -mtime, but based on file change time

     --files0-from <FILES0_FROM>
	    Read NUL-terminated paths from FILE (use `-` for stdin)

     --files-from <FILES_FROM>
	    Read newline-terminated paths from FILE (use `-` for stdin)

     --collapse <COLLAPSE>
	    Keep these directories collapsed

     -m, --filetime <FILETIME>
	    Directory  'size'  is  max	filetime  of child files instead of disk
	    size. while a/c/m for last accessed/changed/modified time

	    Possible values:

		   * a: last accessed time

		   * c: last changed time

		   * m: last modified time

     -h, --help
	    Print help (see a summary with '-h')

     -V, --version
	    Print version

     [PATH]
	    Input files or directories

VERSION
     v1.2.4

				   Dust 1.2.4				 Dust(1)

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