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DuConfig

Struct DuConfig 

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pub struct DuConfig {
Show 18 fields pub all: bool, pub apparent_size: bool, pub block_size: u64, pub human_readable: bool, pub si: bool, pub total: bool, pub max_depth: Option<usize>, pub summarize: bool, pub one_file_system: bool, pub dereference: bool, pub separate_dirs: bool, pub count_links: bool, pub null_terminator: bool, pub threshold: Option<i64>, pub show_time: bool, pub time_style: String, pub exclude_patterns: Vec<String>, pub inodes: bool,
}
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Configuration for the du command.

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§all: bool

Show counts for all files, not just directories.

§apparent_size: bool

Print apparent sizes rather than disk usage.

§block_size: u64

Block size for output scaling.

§human_readable: bool

Human-readable output (powers of 1024).

§si: bool

Human-readable output (powers of 1000).

§total: bool

Produce a grand total.

§max_depth: Option<usize>

Maximum depth of directory traversal to display.

§summarize: bool

Only display a total for each argument.

§one_file_system: bool

Stay on the same filesystem.

§dereference: bool

Dereference all symbolic links.

§separate_dirs: bool

For directories, do not include size of subdirectories.

§count_links: bool

Count sizes of hard-linked files multiple times.

§null_terminator: bool

End output lines with NUL instead of newline.

§threshold: Option<i64>

Exclude entries smaller (or larger if negative) than this threshold.

§show_time: bool

Show modification time of entries.

§time_style: String

Time format style (full-iso, long-iso, iso).

§exclude_patterns: Vec<String>

Glob patterns to exclude.

§inodes: bool

Count inodes instead of sizes.

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