Scan your filesystem and get an XML file compatible with GrandPerspective on macOS to visualize disk usage.
gpscan [OPTIONS] <directory>
# File output (gzip by default, .gpscan is auto-appended) gpscan . -o result # Plain text file output (no gzip) gpscan . -o result --no-gzip # Gzip to stdout (useful for piping outside the scanned directory) gpscan . --gzip > /tmp/result.gpscan
-o, --output <FILE> Output file (gzip by default, adds .gpscan)
-A, --apparent-size Use apparent size instead of disk usage
-m, --mounts Cross filesystem boundaries during scan
-Z, --zero-files Include zero-byte files in scan
-E, --empty-folders Include empty folders in scan
-q, --quiet Suppress all informational messages
-z, --gzip Gzip-compress stdout (file output is gzip by default)
--compression-level <0-9> Gzip level when output is compressed (default: 6)
--no-gzip Disable gzip for file output
-f, --force Overwrite output file without prompt
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
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