The stats/ directory contains some special read-only files useful to get an idea of how Tagsistant is working. Let's see its content:

$ ls ~/myfiles/stats/
configuration  connections  objects  relations  tags

The configuration file contains the whole configuration Tagsistant is using, both compiled and runtime choosen:

$ cat ~/myfiles/stats/configuration 

 --> Command line options:

         mountpoint: /home/tx0/myfiles
    repository path: /home/tx0/.tagsistant
   database options: mysql
  run in foreground: 0
    single threaded: 0
    mount read-only: 0
              debug: -
                     [ ] boot
                     [ ] cache
                     [ ] file tree (readdir)
                     [ ] FUSE operations (open, read, write, symlink, ...)
                     [ ] low level
                     [ ] plugin
                     [ ] query parsing
                     [ ] reasoning
                     [ ] SQL queries
                     [ ] deduplication

 --> Compile flags:

  TAGSISTANT_ENABLE_QUERYTREE_CACHE: 0
     TAGSISTANT_ENABLE_TAG_ID_CACHE: 1
    TAGSISTANT_ENABLE_AND_SET_CACHE: 1
   TAGSISTANT_ENABLE_REASONER_CACHE: 1
 TAGSISTANT_RETAG_INTERNAL_SYMLINKS: 0
         TAGSISTANT_VERBOSE_LOGGING: 0
         TAGSISTANT_QUERY_DELIMITER: @
        TAGSISTANT_ANDSET_DELIMITER: +
         TAGSISTANT_INODE_DELIMITER: '___'

The objects, tags and relations files contain the total number of entities in the database:

$ cat ~/myfiles/stats/objects 
# of objects: 1744
$ cat ~/myfiles/stats/tags
# of tags: 46
$ cat ~/myfiles/stats/relations
# of relations: 39

Finally, the connections file contains a the total number of active database connections:

$ cat ~/myfiles/stats/connections
# of MySQL open connections: 1