dysk
A Linux/Mac utility for listing and analyzing filesystem information with customizable columns, filtering, and output formats.
dysk is a filesystem listing utility for Linux and Mac systems that provides detailed information about mounted filesystems. The tool displays filesystem data in a customizable table format, showing information like mount points, available space, filesystem types, and usage statistics.
The utility supports flexible column selection, allowing users to choose which filesystem attributes to display. It includes filtering capabilities to show specific filesystems based on criteria, and sorting options to organize the output by different columns. dysk can export data in multiple formats including JSON and CSV, making it suitable for both interactive use and automated scripts.
The tool is built on the lfs-core Rust crate, which handles the underlying filesystem data collection. This makes dysk particularly useful for system administrators, DevOps engineers, and developers who need to monitor disk usage and filesystem status across Linux and Mac environments. The customizable output and multiple export formats enable integration with monitoring scripts and system analysis workflows.
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