SWA is an open source CLI tool that lets you do a quick analysis on the disk space your Steam workshop mods are taking, it also lets you get a Steam name given its app id (e.g. 108600 -> Project Zomboid).
It works for both Windows and Linux. In order to analyze the disk space, you must have mods installed.
Follow these instructions if you want to run or build the program from the source code:
Make sure to have cargo installed, to check if you already have it execute this command on the terminal.
cargo --versionIf you see something like the following message:
cargois not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
it means you don't have it installed, you can install it from here: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/getting-started/installation.html
The message may vary, this one is a Windows specific message.
To run it, go to the project directory and execute this command.
cargo runIf you want to build it and get the binary file, you can execute this command.
cargo build --releaseIf you want to run the program easily from anywhere in your terminal, execute this command.
cargo install --path .