I’m looking for a cross-platform CLI tool to analyze and enforce size limits on files and directories. Here’s my scenario:

I need to validate file and folder sizes locally on different operating systems (macOS, Windows, Linux) to ensure consistency across development environments.
I also want to integrate this tool into CI/CD pipelines to fail builds when size limits are exceeded.

Key requirements for the tool:

• Works seamlessly across macOS, Windows, and Linux.
• Allows setting size thresholds and provides warnings when limits are exceeded.
• Outputs standard exit codes for easy integration into automated scripts and pipelines.
• Supports configurations via command-line arguments or a configuration file.
• Can exclude specific files or directories during size calculations.
• Ideally, the tool should be simple to use, lightweight, and actively maintained.

Does anyone know of a CLI tool that meets these criteria? Recommendations would be greatly appreciated! 😊

I searched for CLI tools that could enforce size limits on files and directories. I found several file analysis tools, but most of them were either:

• Platform-specific and lacked cross-platform support for macOS, Windows, and Linux.
• Overly complex or not focused on enforcing size thresholds with exit codes for automated use.
• Did not provide features to ignore specific files or directories during size calculations.
• A lot of unnecessary dependencies