dds ls¶
List the active projects you have access to or the project contents.
To list all active projects, run dds ls without any arguments, or use the –projects flag.
Specify a Project ID to list the files within a project. You can also follow this with a subfolder path to show files within that folder.
dds ls [OPTIONS]
Options
- -p, --project <project>¶
Project ID.
- --sort <sort>¶
Which column to sort the project list by.
- Options
id | title | pi | status | updated | size | usage | cost
- -f, --folder <folder>¶
List contents of this project folder.
- -b, --binary¶
Use binary unit prefixes (e.g. KiB instead of KB, MiB instead of MB) for size and usage columns.
- --json¶
Output in JSON format.
- Default
False
- --size¶
Show size of project contents.
- Default
False
- --tree¶
Display the entire project(s) directory tree.
- Default
False
- --usage¶
Show the usage for available projects, in GBHours and cost.
- Default
False
- --users¶
Display users associated with a project(Requires a project id).
- Default
False
- -lp, --projects¶
List all active projects connected to your account.
- --show-all¶
List all projects connected to your account (including inactive).
