dutree

Show graphical tree of current directory

$ dutree

$ dutree [path/to/directory]

$ dutree --aggr [number]K

$ dutree --depth [depth]

$ dutree --files-only

$ dutree --no-hidden

dutree [options] [path]

dutree is a disk usage analyzer that presents filesystem information as a colorful, hierarchical tree structure. Unlike traditional du output, dutree provides an intuitive visual representation that makes it easy to identify space-consuming directories at a glance.
The tool uses color coding and tree branches to show the relationship between directories and their contents, with file sizes displayed prominently. It automatically aggregates small items below a threshold to keep the output readable and focused on the largest space consumers.
Written in Rust for performance, dutree handles large directory trees efficiently. The default depth limit of 1 prevents overwhelming output, but can be adjusted for deeper analysis. The tool is particularly useful for quick space audits and identifying directories suitable for cleanup.

--aggr size

Aggregate items smaller than size (K, M, G)

Maximum depth (default: 1)

Skip directories

Exclude hidden files

Exclude files matching pattern

Requires terminal with color support for best visualization. Large directories may take time to scan.

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