def du(conn, credentials, path, verbose=False):
'Prints out capacity usage for the directory.'
response = fs.read_dir_aggregates(conn, credentials, path.remote())[0]
size = metricize(int(response['total_capacity']), 'B')
mypath = path.remote()
if path.complete:
mypath = path.local()
if verbose:
print('{0: >10s} {1}'.format(bold(size), mypath))
filecount = metricize(int(response['total_files']))
dircount = metricize(int(response['total_directories']))
print(' {0} files, {1} directories'.format(filecount, dircount))
else:
print('{0: >10s} {1}'.format(bold(size), mypath))
def statline(statname, statvalue, abbrev=''):
'Returns a single formatted statistics line, suitable for statcol()'
# It would be easier to just ''.format the dots, but ANSI
# codes change the effective length of the string, which
# makes everything weird.
dots = '.' * (13 - len(statname))
statname = bold(statname) + dots
statvalue = '{0:.>9s}'.format(metricize(statvalue, abbrev))
return statname + statvalue
