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Summarize disk usage of the set of files, recursively for directories.

Usage: pdu [OPTIONS] [FILES]...

Arguments:
  [FILES]...  List of files and/or directories

Options:
      --json-input
          Read JSON data from stdin
      --json-output
          Print JSON data instead of an ASCII chart
  -b, --bytes-format <BYTES_FORMAT>
          How to display the numbers of bytes [default: metric] [possible values: plain, metric, binary]
  -H, --deduplicate-hardlinks
          Detect and subtract the sizes of hardlinks from their parent directory totals [aliases: --detect-links, --dedupe-links]
      --top-down
          Print the tree top-down instead of bottom-up
      --align-right
          Set the root of the bars to the right
  -q, --quantity <QUANTITY>
          Aspect of the files/directories to be measured [default: block-size] [possible values: apparent-size, block-size, block-count]
  -d, --max-depth <MAX_DEPTH>
          Maximum depth to display the data. Could be either "inf" or a positive integer [default: 10] [aliases: --depth]
  -w, --total-width <TOTAL_WIDTH>
          Width of the visualization [aliases: --width]
      --column-width <TREE_WIDTH> <BAR_WIDTH>
          Maximum widths of the tree column and width of the bar column
  -m, --min-ratio <MIN_RATIO>
          Minimal size proportion required to appear [default: 0.01]
      --no-sort
          Do not sort the branches in the tree
      --dev
          Stay on the same filesystem, do not cross mount points (POSIX only)
  -s, --silent-errors
          Prevent filesystem error messages from appearing in stderr [aliases: --no-errors]
  -p, --progress
          Report progress being made at the expense of performance
      --threads <THREADS>
          Set the maximum number of threads to spawn. Could be either "auto", "max", or a positive integer [default: auto]
      --omit-json-shared-details
          Do not output `.shared.details` in the JSON output
      --omit-json-shared-summary
          Do not output `.shared.summary` in the JSON output
  -h, --help
          Print help (see more with '--help')
  -V, --version
          Print version

Examples:
    $ pdu
    $ pdu path/to/file/or/directory
    $ pdu file.txt dir/
    $ pdu --quantity=apparent-size
    $ pdu --deduplicate-hardlinks
    $ pdu --bytes-format=plain
    $ pdu --bytes-format=binary
    $ pdu --min-ratio=0
    $ pdu --min-ratio=0.05
    $ pdu --min-ratio=0 --max-depth=inf --json-output | jq
    $ pdu --json-input < disk-usage.json