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Easily find and remove old and heavy <font color="red"nodemodules</font folders :sparkles:
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This tool allows you to list any nodemodules directories in your system, as well as the space they take up. You can then select which ones you want to erase to free up space. Yay!
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Table of Contents
- Features
- Installation
- Usage
- Multi-Select Mode
- Options
- Examples
- JSON Output
- Set Up Locally
- API
- Roadmap
- Known bugs
- Contributing
- Buy us a coffee
- License
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:heavycheckmark: Features
- Clear space: Get rid of old and dusty nodemodules cluttering up your machine.
- Last Workspace Usage: Check when was the last time you modified a file in the workspace (indicated in the lastmod column).
- Very fast: NPKILL is written in TypeScript, but searches are performed at a low level, improving performance greatly.
- Easy to use: Say goodbye to lengthy commands. Using npkill is as simple as reading a list of your nodemodules, and pressing Del to get rid of them. Could it be any easier? ;)
- Minified: It barely has any dependencies.