refiner-cli v1.0.3

RefineR ♻️

The ultimate tool to clean and refine your JavaScript projects!

What is RefineR?

RefineR is your personal cleanup assistant for JavaScript and Node.js projects. It analyzes your codebase, detects unused dependencies and files, and helps you declutter your project. With just a few commands, keep your project lightweight, efficient, and refined!

Features ✨

• 🛠 Dependency Analysis: Detect unused package.json dependencies.
• 📂 File Cleanup: Identify and delete unused files in your project.
• 📦 Node Modules Cleaner: Remove unused node_modules for a slimmer project.
• 💡 Safe Mode: Run in a --dry-run mode to preview changes.
• ⚡ Extensible: Designed to support future enhancements.

Installation

Install RefineR globally using npm:

npm install -g refiner

Usage

RefineR provides a simple and intuitive CLI interface.

1. Analyze Your Project

Check for unused dependencies and files:

refineR analyze

Example Output:

Unused dependencies:
- lodash
- moment

Unused files:
- src/old.js
- tests/data/sample.json

2. Clean Up Your Project

Remove unused dependencies, files, and node modules:

refiner clean

Add --dry-run to preview changes without making any modifications:

refiner clean --dry-run

3. Skip Confirmation Prompts

Automatically clean up without confirmation using --yes:

refiner clean --yes

Commands

Options

• --dry-run: Preview changes without applying them.
• --yes: Skip confirmation prompts for clean operations.

Examples

Example 1: Analyze Unused Files and Dependencies

refiner analyze

Example 2: Clean Without Confirmation

refiner clean --yes

Example 3: Test Before Cleaning

refiner clean --dry-run

Why refiner?

Modern development moves fast, and codebases grow even faster! refiner ensures your project stays:

• Lightweight: Removes unnecessary bloat.
• Efficient: Improves performance by eliminating unused resources.
• Organized: Keeps your project clean and maintainable.

Contributing 🤝

We welcome contributions! To contribute:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create a feature branch (git checkout -b feature/your-feature).
3. Commit your changes (git commit -m "Add your feature").
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/your-feature).
5. Open a pull request.

License 📜

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Support Us ❤️

If you love refiner, give it a star ⭐ on GitHub and share it with your developer friends!

Future Roadmap 🛤

• Add support for TypeScript projects.
• Provide a web interface for reports.
• Expand to Python and other languages.

Made with 💻 by JavaScript Enthusiasts.