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dev-tidy

v1.0.3

Published

CLI tool to clean and optimize JavaScript/TypeScript projects by removing unused files, dead code, and organizing imports.

Readme

dev-tidy

A powerful CLI tool to clean and optimize JavaScript/TypeScript projects by detecting unused files, dead code, and organizing imports.

📦 npm: https://www.npmjs.com/package/dev-tidy


Features

  • Detect unused files
  • Delete unused files safely
  • Find unused variables and functions
  • Cross-file unused symbol detection
  • Remove unused variables/functions
  • Sort imports automatically
  • Dry-run mode for safe preview before making changes

Installation

Run without installing (Recommended)

Use npx:

npx dev-tidy --help


Install globally

npm install -g dev-tidy

Then run:

dev-tidy --help


Install locally in a project

npm install dev-tidy npx dev-tidy


Usage

Run inside your project directory:

dev-tidy [options]


Options

| Option | Description | |-------|-------------| | --unused-files | Find unused files | | --delete-unused | Delete unused files | | --dead-code | Detect unused variables/functions in a file | | --dead-symbols | Detect unused symbols across files | | --delete-dead-symbols | Remove unused symbols | | --fix-imports | Sort imports alphabetically | | --dry-run | Preview changes without modifying files |


Examples

Preview unused files:

npx dev-tidy --unused-files --dry-run

Delete unused files:

npx dev-tidy --unused-files --delete-unused

Find unused symbols:

npx dev-tidy --dead-symbols --dry-run

Remove unused symbols:

npx dev-tidy --dead-symbols --delete-dead-symbols

Sort imports:

npx dev-tidy --fix-imports


How It Works

dev-tidy uses Babel AST analysis to:

  • Scan project files
  • Track imports and dependencies
  • Identify unused files
  • Detect unused variables and functions
  • Perform safe code cleanup

Tech Stack

  • Node.js
  • Commander (CLI framework)
  • Chalk (terminal styling)
  • Babel Parser
  • Babel Traverse
  • Babel Generator

Why dev-tidy?

Large projects often accumulate unused files and dead code.
dev-tidy helps keep your codebase:

  • Clean
  • Maintainable
  • Optimized
  • Easy to understand

Author

Rohit Mondal


License

MI