Folder Size Hierarchy
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Package name
- folder-size-hierarchy
License
- MIT
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Fast hierarchical folder size, file age, and snapshot diff analyzer
Folder Size Hierarchy is a fast native desktop disk-space analyzer built for inspecting nested folder trees, allocated blocks, file age distributions, and before-or-after storage snapshots.
Key capabilities:
- Recursive os.scandir hierarchy tree showing Apparent Size, Allocated Size (st_blocks * 512), percent of parent progress bar, file/folder counts, last modified timestamp, and Owner UID, with instant Auto/MB/GB/Bytes toggling.
- Largest 100 Files list paired with custom QPainter charts grouping usage by file age buckets (<7d, 7-30d, 1-6m, 6-12m, >1y) and file categories.
- Folder Snapshot Comparison & Export to save/load JSON size snapshots, diff any two snapshots to reveal +growth and -shrunk subfolders, and export clean CSV summaries.
- English and Vietnamese interface toggle inside the application.
Note: This is an independent Linux desktop application and is not affiliated with or endorsed by JAM Software or TreeSize Free.
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