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pydf's Issues

Colors even with --bw

Hi,
Seems to see have some colors even with --bw flag

pydf -h --bw | cat -v
Filesystem     Size Used Avail  Use%              Mounted on
/dev/root      914G 862G   24G  94.3 [#########.] /
/dev/mmcblk0p1 252M  48M  204M  19.1 [##........] /boot
/dev/loop2      46M  46M ^[[36m    0 ^[[36m100.0 ^[[36m[##########] ^[[36m/snap/core18/1889
/dev/loop3      46M  46M ^[[36m    0 ^[[36m100.0 ^[[36m[##########] ^[[36m/snap/core18/1937
/dev/loop0      46M  46M ^[[36m    0 ^[[36m100.0 ^[[36m[##########] ^[[36m/snap/core18/2126
/dev/loop1      72M  72M ^[[36m    0 ^[[36m100.0 ^[[36m[##########] ^[[36m/snap/scrcpy/250
/dev/loop5      72M  72M ^[[36m    0 ^[[36m100.0 ^[[36m[##########] ^[[36m/snap/scrcpy/255
/dev/loop4      72M  72M ^[[36m    0 ^[[36m100.0 ^[[36m[##########] ^[[36m/snap/scrcpy/286
/dev/root      914G 862G   24G  94.3 [#########.] /var/hdd.log

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I have to use
| sed -r "s/\x1B\[([0-9]{1,3}(;[0-9]{1,2})?)?[mGK]//g"
to remove the colors.
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bind mounts are not hidden by default

bind mounts no longer contain bind or rbind in opts, so they're shown by default. pydf should be updated to read from /proc/self/mountinfo as it is now (since Linux 2.6.26) the most comprehensive place to look for mount details. man proc explains the format.

graph bar width enhancement

Enhancement request: It would be nice to have a -w (--width) argument to manually set the width of the graph bar to n characters. When piping the output of pydf to grep, the graph bar becomes very narrow, so this option would let us widen the graph bar when using pydf in conjunction with grep.

Example from Ubuntu, the graph bar is only 5 characters wide, 7 including the square brackets. There's plenty of room on my terminal for a wider graph bar. I would like to use the option to set the width to 15-20 characters, including the square brackets.

$ pydf  | egrep -v "/loop|/snap"
Filesystem   Size  Used Avail  Use%         Mounted on                         
/dev/sda6    107G   39G   64G  36.4 [##...] /                                  
/dev/sda1   3764M  193M 3360M   5.1 [.....] /boot                              
/dev/sdb1   2015G   23G 1889G   1.2 [.....] /home                              
kirk        2748G 1962G  786G  71.4 [####.] /kirk                              
picard      5545G 3181G 2363G  57.4 [###..] /picard                            
spock       5542G 3481G 2062G  62.8 [###..] /spock

"Use%" only as an integer

"Use%" is currently displayed with one decimal place. I don't know what this accuracy is supposed to be for. I changed my local version so that the values ​​are displayed there as whole numbers and with the "%" character. This is quicker to grasp with the eye than the elongated numbers.

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Grep+awk % usage

Hi,
I am trying to grep the usage% from pydf.
It works fine under old fashioned df

df -H | grep -vE "^Filesystem|tmpfs|cdrom" | awk '{print $5 " " $6}'
98% /
100% /snap/scrcpy/250
100% /snap/core18/1889
100% /snap/scrcpy/286
100% /snap/core18/2126
100% /snap/scrcpy/255
100% /snap/core18/1937
20% /boot
13% /var/log

However I cant it to work under pydf.. It sort of works but not fully.

pydf -H | grep -vE "^Filesystem|tmpfs|cdrom" | awk '{print $7 " "$1}'
 Filesystem
94.3 /dev/root
 /dev/mmcblk0p1
0 /dev/loop2
0 /dev/loop5
0 /dev/loop0
0 /dev/loop1
0 /dev/loop4
0 /dev/loop3
94.3 /dev/root

You can see it sort of works. it grabs the 94.3

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