| dir_contents | R Documentation |
These functions give information about the size of directories as well as the number of files and sub-directories they contain (both in the immediate directory and recursively over sub-directories).
dir_contents() returns a data frame with rows for each directory or sub-directories.
dir_size(), dir_count_files() and dir_count_dirs() return atomic vectors of, respectively,
the size, the number of files, and the number of directories in dir. All information
returned by these functions is included in the output of dir_contents(), but they may be useful
for simplicity or speed.
dir_contents(dir = ".", recurse = TRUE, ..., shorten = TRUE)
dir_size(dir = ".", recurse = TRUE, ...)
dir_count_files(dir = ".", recurse = TRUE, ...)
dir_count_dirs(dir = ".", recurse = TRUE, ...)
dir |
A character vector of directory paths. For |
recurse |
Passed to |
... |
Additional arguments passed to |
shorten |
If |
dir_size() returns an fs_bytes vector.
dir_count_files() and dir_count_dirs() each return integer vectors.
dir_contents() returns a data frame with columns:
directory |
The path of the directory as an |
level |
The level of the directory relative to |
total_size |
The total size of all files in the directory, including sub-directories. |
total_files |
The total number of all files in the directory, including sub-directories. |
total_dirs |
The total number of all directories in the directory (fully recursive). |
files_size |
The total size of all files in the immediate directory (not sub-directories). |
num_files |
The number of files in the immediate directory. |
num_dirs |
The number of immediate sub-directories of the directory. |
All size columns are fs_bytes numeric vectors.
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