Projclean

Project cache & build cleaner.

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Why

Save space: Cleans unnecessary directories and files.
Very fast: Written in rust, optimized for concurrency.
Easy to use: A tui listing all found targets and pressing <space> to get rid of them.
Minified: single executable file, no dependencies, no installation.

Install

With cargo

cargo install projclean

Binaries on macOS, Linux, Windows

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

CLI

``` USAGE: projclean [OPTIONS] [RULES]...

ARGS: ... Search rules, like node_modules or target@Cargo.toml

OPTIONS: -C, --cwd

Start searching from DIR [default: .] -f, --force Delete found targets without entering tui -p, --print Print found targets only -h, --help Print help information -V, --version Print version information ```

Clean up node_modules.

projclean node_modules

Clean up multiple kinds of projects.

projclean node_modules target@Cargo.toml

Start searching from a specific directory with -C or --cwd

projclean -C $HOME node_modules

Enter interactive mode to select rules when invoking projclean without any rule.

``` projclean ? Select search rules:

[ ] js node_modules [ ] rust target@Cargo.toml [ ] vs ^(Debug|Release)$@.sln$ [ ] ios ^(build|xcuserdata|DerivedData)$@Podfile [ ] android build@build.gradle [ ] java target@pom.xml [ ] php vendor@composer.json ```

Search Rule

Projclean find targets according search rule.

Rule consist of two parts:

<target-folder>[@flag-file]

Both target folder and flag file can be plain text or regex.

Flag file is used to filter out folders that match only names but not projects.

E.g. The directory has the following contents:

. ├── misc-proj │ └── target └── rust-proj ├── Cargo.toml └── target

Rule target found all target folders

$ projclean target -p /tmp/demo/rust-proj/target /tmp/demo/misc-proj/target

Rule target@Cargo.toml found target folders belongs the rust project.

$ projclean target@Cargo.toml -p /tmp/demo/rust-proj/target

License

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.