[Command-line] Output folder sizes also output total number of items

[WKen]

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"C:\Program Files\Everything\es.exe" parent:"F:" /ad -size -no-header -export-csv "D:\Test.txt"

This is the result of the command-line.

78038122,"D:\AHK"
1183566,"D:\Icons"
45050970867,"D:\Tools"

I expect to get the total number of all the items in the folder, for example:

116,78038122,"D:\AHK"
30,1183566,"D:\Icons"
152140,45050970867,"D:\Tools"

116 is the total number of all files and folders in the AHK folder, if speed is affected, just the total number of files is fine.
Thanks!

[void]

I am working on adding property support to ES.



For now, this information is available in the Everything 1.5 UI.

To show a child count column:

• In Everything 1.5, right click the result list column header and click Add Columns....
• Search for:
  child
• Select Child Count and click OK.

To export this information:

• In Everything 1.5, from the Tools menu, click Export.
• Change Save as Type to: CSV
• Choose a filename and click Save.

[WKen]

Thanks for the work!

[NotNull]

(C:\Program Files as example)

To get the number of objects (files/folders) below a folder -- also including subdirs -- for a folder:

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es.exe   "C:\Program Files"   -get-result-count

To get the number of folders below a folder -- also including subdirs -- for a folder:

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es.exe   "C:\Program Files"   folder:   -get-result-count

To get the number of files below a folder -- also including subdirs -- for a folder:

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es.exe   "C:\Program Files"   file:   -get-result-count

To get the number of objects (files/folders) below a folder -- without including subdirs -- for a folder:

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es.exe   parent:"C:\Program Files"   -get-result-count

To get the number of folders below a folder -- without including subdirs -- for a folder:

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es.exe   parent:"C:\Program Files"   folder:   -get-result-count

To get the number of files below a folder -- without including subdirs -- for a folder:

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es.exe   parent:"C:\Program Files"   file:   -get-result-count

All these queries give instantaneous result (milliseconds ...).

But I guess you asked because of Directory Opus integration?
There looping over folders by doing multiple ES calls will cause performance issues.

[WKen]

Yes, so call ES only once before browsing a folder, avoiding delays and issues.