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yeetm

v2.0.1

Published

Recursively find and remove directories by name. Defaults to node_modules. Fast, safe, satisfying.

Readme

yeetm

Recursively find and remove files and directories by name. Fast, safe, satisfying.

Defaults to removing node_modules — pass glob patterns to target anything.

Install

No runtime needed — prebuilt binaries are included for all platforms.

# Run directly (no install)
npx yeetm
pnpx yeetm

# Or install globally
npm i -g yeetm

# Or via Go
go install github.com/arcmantle/weave/tooling/yeetm@latest

Usage

yeetm                                 # Yeet all node_modules from cwd
yeetm dist                             # Remove all dist directories
yeetm node_modules dist                # Remove both node_modules and dist
yeetm "*.log"                          # Remove all .log files
yeetm ".DS_Store"                      # Remove .DS_Store files
yeetm node_modules "*.log"             # Mix directories and files
yeetm -C ./projects                    # Target a specific directory
yeetm --dry-run --verbose              # Preview with sizes
yeetm -y -e vendor                     # Skip prompt, ignore vendor/
yeetm -e .cache -e build               # Exclude multiple directories

Options

| Flag | Short | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | --dir <path> | -C | Target directory to scan (defaults to cwd) | | --yes | -y | Skip confirmation prompt | | --dry-run | -d | List what would be removed without deleting | | --verbose | -v | Show size of each match | | --debug | -D | Show scan and removal errors | | --jobs <n> | -j | Number of concurrent workers (default: number of CPUs) | | --exclude <dir> | -e | Exclude directories from scanning (repeatable) | | --help | -h | Show help message | | --version | | Show version number |

How it works

  1. Recursively scans the target directory for files and folders matching the given patterns
  2. Defaults to node_modules when no patterns are specified
  3. Supports glob patterns (*, ?, [...]) via Go's filepath.Match
  4. Skips .git directories by default (and anything passed via --exclude)
  5. Does not recurse into matched directories — each one is treated as a single unit
  6. Shows what it found and asks for confirmation (unless --yes)
  7. Deletes all found matches in parallel using goroutines

License

MIT