# devclean

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`devclean` is a tool and library for cleaning up development directories.

## Installation

```bash
cargo install devclean
```

## Features

### Find Git Repo with Uncommitted Changes

Before removing a directory, it is important to check if there are any uncommitted changes in the directory. This feature finds all git repositories with uncommitted changes.

```bash
devclean find-dirty-git <path>
```

```
❯ devclean find-dirty-git ..
⠁ Scanning: /Users/xxx/Dev/projects/devclean
Path                                | Depth | Size
-------------------------------------+-------+---------
 /Users/xxx/Dev/projects/devclean | 0     | 1.3 GiB
```

### Find Cache and Dependencies Directories To Clean

Code projects can have large cache and dependency directories that can be cleaned up to save disk space.

#### Supported Projects / Languages

- [ ] Node.js `node_modules`
- [ ] Rust `target`

#### Usage

```bash
devclean <path>
devclean <path> --dry-run   # Won't remove anything
devclean <path> --all       # Select all found directories by default
devclean <path> -y          # Skip confirmation
devclean <path> -t          # Time Scanning and Cleaning
```

![](../assets/demo1.png)
![](../assets/demo2.png)
![](../assets/demo3.png)