how to check folder size

exoskeleton

hi dear experts,

hope you can help about checking the folder size,for example how many kilobytes is it already in PHP script...is it possible?

please help..thank you

Jan 26 '07 #1

ronverdonk

This little snippet, by Jonas Sweden in the PHP documentation, adds the sizes of all files in the folder and show the total bytes.
Ronald :cool:

Jan 26 '07 #2

exoskeleton

thank you very much sir ronverdonk...i will try the code right away...

OT: i read some threads, hehe...you like motoma? peace!!! :)

Jan 27 '07 #3

exoskeleton

This little snippet, by Jonas Sweden in the PHP documentation, adds the sizes of all files in the folder and show the total bytes.

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1. <?php
2. $path = "gal";
3. echo "Folder $path = ".filesize_r($path)." bytes";
4.  
5. function filesize_r($path){
6.   if(!file_exists($path)) return 0;
7.   if(is_file($path)) return filesize($path);
8.   $ret = 0;
9.   foreach(glob($path."/*") as $fn)
10.     $ret += filesize_r($fn);
11.   return $ret;
12. }
13. ?>

Ronald :cool:

thank you thank you thank you sir ronverdonk...IT WORKS!!! :) good luck about..... :)

Jan 27 '07 #4

KINGMAX

Code works fantastically!

Depending on the size of a folder, is it possible to display the size value in MegaBytes, GigaBytes, or TeraBytes, including the appropriate abbreviations MB, GB, TB

Feb 24 '08 #5

Markus

Code works fantastically!

Depending on the size of a folder, is it possible to display the size value in MegaBytes, GigaBytes, or TeraBytes, including the appropriate abbreviations MB, GB, TB

Divide the bytes by 1024 to get kilobytes

Feb 24 '08 #6

ronverdonk

Code works fantastically!

Depending on the size of a folder, is it possible to display the size value in MegaBytes, GigaBytes, or TeraBytes, including the appropriate abbreviations MB, GB, TB

Thanks you KINGMAX. That's what we are here for.
And to wrap it up: here a little function that shows you the size in Gb, Mb, Kb or plain bytes.You can work out the Terabytes for yourself. Ronald

Feb 24 '08 #7

7effrey

Thanks you KINGMAX. That's what we are here for.
And to wrap it up: here a little function that shows you the size in Gb, Mb, Kb or plain bytes.You can work out the Terabytes for yourself.

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1. function showSize($size_in_bytes) {
2.     $value = 0;        
3.     if ($size_in_bytes >= 1073741824) {
4.         $value = round($size_in_bytes/1073741824*10)/10;
5.         return  ($round) ? round($value) . 'Gb' : "{$value} gB";
6.     } else if ($size_in_bytes >= 1048576) {
7.         $value = round($size_in_bytes/1048576*10)/10;
8.         return  ($round) ? round($value) . 'Mb' : "{$value} mB";
9.     } else if ($size_in_bytes >= 1024) {
10.         $value = round($size_in_bytes/1024*10)/10;
11.         return  ($round) ? round($value) . 'Kb' : "{$value} kB";
12.     } else {
13.         return "$size_in_bytes bytes";
14.     }
15. }

Ronald

how will the whole script looks like?

Mar 2 '08 #8

ronverdonk

What script? This is just a sample you can use in your own application to show the size of folders. You'll have to write the script, in which you want to use it, yourself.

Ronald

Mar 2 '08 #9

jorgerosa

how will the whole script looks like?

Aug 13 '08 #10

JSusi

I found this in the web one day and it works fine for me.

Feb 5 '09 #11