Convert file sizes to and from human-readable units
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A Windows console application that lists file usage by grouping files based on their extensions.
cpp filesystem file-size cpp17 file-management file-scanner file-manager file-extensions cpp20 file-extension file-scan file-sizes file-scanning fileusage file-usage
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Feb 14, 2026 - C++
Lightweight and intuitive Dart package for file size conversions and formatting them for human-readable display. Convert between bytes(B), kilobytes(KB), megabytes(MB), gigabytes(GB), and terabytes(TB) using constructors or convenient extension methods. Supports arithmetic operations, comparisons, and localization for a complete file size handling.
dart filesystem file-upload file-handling size file-size file-management flutter dartlang dart-web dart-library flutter-package dart-lang dart-package flutter-packages file-sizes
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Nov 26, 2025 - Dart
Fast Python CLI to show human-readable sizes for files and directories in Tree like format (like ls -sh or dh -sh but recursive)
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Apr 16, 2026 - Python
A PowerShell script to gather file size information from an endpoint and generate a .csv report with the results.
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Nov 5, 2021 - PowerShell
A lightweight C implementation of the tree command with file size display and colored output for visualizing directory structures.
c file-system directory-tree command-line-tool unix-utilities terminal-tool tree-command directory-visualization file-sizes colored-output xt3
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May 22, 2025 - C
Fast CLI for folder summaries on POSIX systems, with minimal flags and readable output. Combines the capabilities of a variety of standard utilities.
c cli unix posix file-system file-size directory-management command-line-tool commandline-tool unix-philosophy directory-utilities directory-listing file-sizes file-size-analysis
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