A command line utility to list (ls) least recently used files.
A simple command line tool to find old and unused files/directory in your system.
Usage:
./go-least-ls -count=10 -older=60 -filetype .txt [-all]
Flags:
-count : Number of files to show/list, oldest file will be at top.
Default value is 5. It should be an integer.
-older : How older a file should be shown? Value is number of days.
Default value is 30. It should be an integer.
-filetype : File type, extension of files to be searched. It should be a string.
Ex: -filetype .txt
-all : By default, utility does not list hidden files. Mention this flag to list hidden files.
NOTE: Currently, Hidden file check is only for linux/unix OS type.
Examples:
Default usage:
Using -count and -older flags to list files based on the values passed:
Using -all to list hidden files:
Using -filetype to list files based on extension mentioned:
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Copyright (c) 2019 Karan Nadagoudar
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