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clean-my-code

v0.1.0

Published

Scan and clean gitignored build artifacts per Git repo.

Downloads

98

Readme

clean-my-code (npm)

This npm package is a thin wrapper around the Rust clean-my-code CLI.

On install, it downloads a prebuilt binary for your OS/CPU and exposes the clean-my-code command.

Quick Start

npx clean-my-code
# or
npm i -g clean-my-code
clean-my-code

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 14
  • git available on PATH (the CLI uses git check-ignore / git log)

Usage

# Default (TUI)
clean-my-code

# Choose scan root
clean-my-code --root /path/to/workspace

# Scan-only (no TUI)
clean-my-code scan

# TUI with options
clean-my-code tui --min-size 1MiB
clean-my-code tui --dry-run

# Control parallelism
clean-my-code --threads 8

# Add artifact dir names (repeatable)
clean-my-code --artifact .gradle --artifact .venv

# Only use your custom list (disable built-ins)
clean-my-code --no-default-artifacts --artifact target --artifact node_modules

Run clean-my-code --help for the full CLI reference.

TUI keybindings

  • Up/Down: move cursor
  • Space: toggle selection
  • a: select all
  • n: select none
  • Tab: toggle sort (age/size)
  • Enter: confirm and delete (with a second confirmation)
  • q / Esc: quit

Supported Platforms

Prebuilt binaries are provided for:

  • macOS: x64, arm64
  • Linux (gnu): x64, arm64
  • Windows (MSVC): x64

If your platform isn’t covered, build from source (Rust required).

Install Details & Troubleshooting

  • This package downloads a prebuilt binary during npm install into vendor/ and runs it via a small JS shim at bin/clean-my-code.js.
  • To use a custom mirror, set CLEAN_MY_CODE_DOWNLOAD_BASE (or legacy CLEAN_CODE_DOWNLOAD_BASE) to a base URL that mirrors the GitHub Releases layout.