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Polykill
Lightweight utility for removing unwanted dependencies and build artifacts from local projects. Inspired by npkill.
Supported project types:
- Cargo
- Node
- Mix
- .NET Core
- Gradle
- Composer
- Misc. (see "Addional Information")
Installation
cargo install polykill
Usage
polykill [OPTIONS] [DIR]
Polykill will recursively search for projects in the provided directory and output a list of all projects found. If no directory is provided, the current directory will be searched.
When the search has completed, navigate the menu using the following controls:
| Key Bind | Action |
|---|---|
| ↓, ↑, ←, →, h, j, k, l | select project |
| enter, del | remove artifacts |
| esc, q | exit |
Removing artifacts involves removing the build/dependency directories associated with a project type.
Warning for Node projects: Some Node applications need their node_modules directory to work and deleting it may break them.
Options
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| -v, --verbose | Verbose output |
| -s, --skip-empty | Hide projects with zero possible disk savings |
| --no-vcs | Include projects without version control (will slow down search) |
| -u, --unsorted | Don't sort projects |
| -h, --help | Print help |
| -V, --version | Print version |
*supported version control systems are: git, svn, and mercurial
Additional Information
How projects are identified and which directories are used for dependencies and build artifacts:
| Type | Identifier(s) | Directories |
|---|---|---|
| Node | package.json | node_modules |
| Cargo | cargo.toml | target |
| Mix | mix.exs | _build, deps |
| .NET Core | .csproj | bin, obj |
| Gradle | build.gradle(.kts) | build |
| Composer | composer.json | vendor |
| Misc. | bin, build, dist | bin, build, dist |