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@neuralline/tidy

v0.0.4

Published

Removes node modules and build time files from your project directories and sub directories

Downloads

50

Readme

TIDY

Removes node modules and build time files from your project directories. Silently uninstall dependencies 💨.


    Neural Line
    Neat and controlled.
    T.I.D.Y ~/ˈtʌɪdi/
    cli version 0.0.4 - 2020

Installation

npm i -g @neuralline/tidy
yarn add -g @neuralline/tidy

then you can use 'tidy' cli on your terminal

or
npx @neuralline/tidy

Example

After installation
type 'tidy' to list available options, atm [scan, clean, help]
type 'tidy scan' or 'tidy up' on your terminal to scan or remove unnecessary files from your project directories and sub directories

Description

Finds and Removes installed npm dependencies, node_modules, cache and other build time files/directories from your machine. If you are like me, clone git projects to test, revers engineer or use create-react-app a lot chances are there are huge npm dependencies installed every where. Sometimes twice [server, client]. This cli app will help you keep your project neat and tidy

Why

- Tidy removes downloaded dependencies and build time files silently. Since these files are not meant to be tracked by git no further action required. type install when its time.

- No need to do it individually for each project. Tidy is automated

- Also provides other related information, like number of project directories with package.json etc...

- Uses all the latest technologies JavaScript and Node could offer in 2020


Watched files

- clean removes [node_modules, .cache, .yarn, .pnp] files
- scan tracks [.vscode, .idea, .yarn-error.log, build , dist]

What's new on V0.04

- destructuring and unit testing
- performance improvement
- uses the new Promise.allSettled module
- might require Node 12 to run
- built with 'Node 14'
- shake down some dependencies and went native
- full TypeScript
- transpile to 'ESNEXT'

...


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