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docklean

v0.1.4

Published

Safely find and clean unused Docker resources

Downloads

404

Readme

docklean

Safely find and clean unused Docker resources from the command line.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+
  • Docker installed and the daemon running

Install

Run directly with npx:

npx docklean

Or install globally:

npm install -g docklean

Usage

Scan only (no deletes):

docklean

Interactive cleanup (prompts before delete):

docklean --all

Selective cleanup:

docklean --containers

Dry run (shows commands that would run):

docklean --all --dry-run

Skip prompt:

docklean --all --force

Filter by age:

docklean --images --older-than 7d

Flags

  • --containers Clean stopped/exited containers
  • --images Clean unused/dangling images
  • --volumes Clean unused volumes
  • --networks Clean unused networks
  • --cache Clean build cache
  • --dangling Dangling images + stopped containers + unused volumes
  • --all All unused resources
  • --older-than <duration> Only clean items older than m/h/d/w
  • --dry-run Print what would be removed
  • --force Skip confirmation prompt
  • --yes Alias for --force
  • --json JSON output
  • --quiet Minimal output
  • --verbose More verbose output
  • --no-color Disable colored output

Exit Codes

  • 0 Success
  • 1 Docker CLI not found
  • 2 Docker daemon not running
  • 3 Nothing to clean or user declined
  • 4 Partial failure
  • 5 Invalid arguments

Development

npm install
npm run build
npm run dev -- --all --dry-run