count-files

A simple command line tool to count files by extension.

How to use

Open a terminal and run: bash count-files /path/to/target_dir

Output sample: bash Done in 7 seconds. +-----------+---------+------------+ | File type | Count | Total size | +==================================+ | jpg | 1322497 | 112.48GiB | |-----------+---------+------------| | txt | 372302 | 97.68MiB | |-----------+---------+------------| | JPG | 147 | 26.04MiB | |-----------+---------+------------| | bmp | 130 | 714.12MiB | |-----------+---------+------------| | tar | 9 | 114.88GiB | +-----------+---------+------------+

Installation

If you have Rust installed, then use cargo:

bash cargo install count-files

Or, you can build it manually following the next section, then copy the executable file into the $PATH directory.

```bash

Install for all users on Ubuntu.

sudo cp target/release/count-files /usr/local/bin ```

Building

count-files is written in Rust, you need to install Rust to compile it.

To build:

bash git clone https://github.com/yinguobing/count-files.git cd count-files cargo build --release

The executable file count-files could be found in target/release directory.