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Maybe with an additional parameter.
iOS return in df by default
Linux needs df -i

Currently when using docker and you deploy repeatedly an image for each deployment it is easy to get out of inodes instead of actual disk space.

It would be nice to be able to use this npm module to find when you are low of inodes and run a cleanup task.

CentOS 6 default 'df' output can't be parsed properly.
Replacing all occurrences of 'df |' with 'df -P|' fixes problem

How's the windows support coming along?
What do you think of https://github.com/apla/nodejs-disks?
Your module is the only one that produces consistent results for Mac and Linux. Somehow, I thought I was able to install it on Windows 10. Tried to install it on Windows 7 and realized that there was an actual os block on it.

Thanks.

If, for example, my drive name would be some data, then nodejs-disks interprets mount point as /Volumes/some. This happens because mount point searching algorithm prints with awk 6th parameter.
I suggest (it is my quick and dirty hack because I do not know awk) replacing this line
'df | grep ' + drive + ' | awk \'{print $6}\''
with this
'df | grep ' + drive + ' | grep -oh \' /.*\' | grep -oh \'/.*\''

It looks like the mount point splits the string by space and returns the first part, for example, if the mount point is NO NAME then the mount point of that disk would be NO, example output below:

{ 
  used: '2.34 MB',
  available: '1.84 GB',
  mountpoint: '/Volumes/NO',
  freePer: '100',
  usedPer: '0',
  total: '1.84 GB',
  drive: '/dev/disk2s1' 
}

Volumes available

luke:/ $ ls -lah /Volumes

drwxrwxr-x  74 root    admin        2.5K 12 Oct 10:34 Dev
drwxrwxrwx@  1 luke    1451579101    16K 31 Dec  1979 NO NAME
lrwxr-xr-x   1 root    admin          1B  5 Oct 14:08 OSX -> /