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deadwatcher

v1.1.24

Published

Vigilante de código muerto en tiempo real (CSS, JS, assets) con dashboard y soporte CI/CD.

Readme

DeadWatcher 🚨

Vigilante de código muerto para proyectos web: detecta clases CSS no usadas, etiquetas HTML obsoletas, errores y recomendaciones de JavaScript, y funciones JS sin uso.
Incluye salida por consola, dashboard web y utilidades para aplicar correcciones (interactivo / automático), generar parches y revertir cambios.


Características principales

  • Detecta clases CSS definidas pero no usadas.
  • Detecta etiquetas HTML obsoletas y sugiere reemplazos.
  • Ejecuta ESLint y muestra errores / advertencias con sugerencias.
  • Detecta funciones JS declaradas pero no referenciadas.
  • Fixer interactivo: comenta/elimina selectores y funciones NO utilizadas con confirmación.
  • Modo apply-all: aplica todas las correcciones sin preguntar (con backups).
  • Patch-only: genera .diff y suggested-changes.<TS>.json sin tocar archivos.
  • Backups automáticos: cada archivo modificado se copia a archivo.deadwatcher.bak.<TIMESTAMP>.
  • --revert para restaurar backups por timestamp o all.
  • Genera parches listos para revisión en ./deadwatcher_patches/ (útil para aplicar desde editor o CI).

Instalación

Instalación:

npm i deadwatcher

Instalación global (opcional):

npm i -g deadwatcher

Uso:

  • deadwatcher --help, -h Mostrar opciones.
  • deadwatcher --once Ejecuta el análisis una sola vez.
  • deadwatcher --dashboard Arranca el dashboard en http://localhost:3001
  • deadwatcher --fix Activa el fixer interactivo (pregunta antes de aplicar).
  • deadwatcher --apply-all Modo no interactivo: aplica todas las correcciones sin preguntar.
  • deadwatcher --patch-only No modifica archivos, genera .diff y suggested-changes.json en ./deadwatcher_patches
  • deadwatcher --revert Revertir backups con timestamp EXACTO o "all" para intentar revertir todo.

Autor: makeadifferentworld