ProjClean

Find and clean heavy build or cache directories.

ProjClean finds directories such as node_modules(node), target(rust), build(java) and their storage space for you, so you can easily inspect or clean.

Install

With cargo

cargo install projclean

Binaries on macOS, Linux, Windows

Download from Github Releases, unzip and add projclean to your $PATH.

Usage

• Starting search from current directory

projclean

• Starting search from $HOME directory

projclean $HOME

• Print default rules

projclean -L node_modules;;node target;Cargo.toml;rust build;build.gradle;java ^(Debug|Release)$;\.sln$;vs

• Use custom rules

Search tmp folder

sh projclean -r tmp

Search build or dist folder belongs to js project

```sh projclean -r '^(build|dist)$;package.json;js'

or

projclean -r 'build;package.json;js' -r 'dist;packge.json;js' ```

• Load custom rules from file

You can write the rules to a file for reuse.

sh projclean -L > rules echo 'build;pom.xml;java' >> rules projclean -f rules

• List found targets only, do not enter tui

sh projclean -t projclean -t | xargs rm -rf

Rule

ProjClean finds target folders according to project rule.

Each project rule consist of:

<target>[;flag][;name] - target: folders to be searched, e.g. node_modules, ^(build|dist)$ - flag: specific file to a specific project, e.g. Cargo.toml to rust, build.gradle to java or \.sln$ to vs. - name: rule/project name.

The flag is used to filter out target folders that are not in the project.

License

Copyright (c) 2022 projclean-developers.

argc is made available under the terms of either the MIT License or the Apache License 2.0, at your option.

See the LICENSE-APACHE and LICENSE-MIT files for license details.