def dirs_files(tree: int, sort: str, all: str, desc: str, path: str,
alias: str) -> None:
"""
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Made by: Beka Modebadze
The command-line program `vizexdf` is a branch of the `vizex` that
displays directories and files information in a tabular form.
`vizexdf` Prints data of current working path in a tabular form.
You can pass a path for a specific directory you want to print.
Example: vizexdf /home/bexx/test
You can also chain options for --all --desc --sort.
Example: vizexdf -ads name
If you just want to print the directory tree run vizexdf with --tree/-tree and supply
the level of how many child directory/files you want to be printed.
Example: vizexdf -tree=2
This will sort in descending order by name and show all the hidden files and folders.
!Just make sure 's' is placed at the end of the options chain!
"""
if alias: # Set vizexdf as alias
line = 'vizexdf ' + ' '.join(sys.argv[1:-1])
append_to_bash('vizexdf', line)
if tree:
construct_tree(dir_path=path, level=tree)
return
show = all
desc_sort = desc
sort_by = sort
dirpath = path
# Execute vizexdf
dir_files = DirectoryFiles(path=dirpath,
sort_by=sort_by,
show_hidden=show,
desc=desc_sort)
dir_files.print_tabulated_data()
def disk_usage(arg, save, path, every, details, exclude, header, style, text,
graph, mark, alias) -> None:
"""
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Made by: Beka Modebadze
<< Customize and display Disk Usage in the terminal >>
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COLORS: light_red, red, dark_red, dark_blue, blue,
cyan, yellow, green, pink, white, black, purple,
neon, grey, beige, orange, magenta, peach.
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ATTRIBUTES: bold, dim, underlined, blink, reverse.
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You can also give *args like [BATTERY] and [CPU]
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battery --> will display the battery information if found.
cpu --> will visualize the usage of each CPU in live time *(beta mode)
"""
if alias: # Set vizex as alias
line = 'vizex ' + ' '.join(sys.argv[1:-1])
append_to_bash('vizex', line)
options: Options = Options()
if mark:
options.symbol = mark
if header:
options.header_color = header
if text:
options.text_color = text
if graph:
options.graph_color = graph
if style:
options.header_style = style
exclude_list = list(exclude)
if arg == 'battery':
try:
battery = Battery()
battery.print_charts()
except Exception:
print('Battery not found!')
elif arg == 'cpu':
cpus = CPUFreq()
cpus.display_separately()
else:
renderer = DiskUsage(path=path,
exclude=exclude_list,
details=details,
every=every)
if save:
renderer.save_data(save)
renderer.print_charts(options)