Kondo
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Cleans unneeded directories and files from your system.
It will identify the disk space savings you would get from deleting temporary/unnecessary files from project directories, such as target from Cargo projects and node_modules from Node projects.
Supports:
- Cargo projects
- Node projects
- Unity Projects
- SBT projects
- Haskell Stack projects
- Maven projects
- Unreal Engine projects
Installation
Graphic User Interface
Windows and Mac builds are available on the Releases page as kondo-ui.
You can install kondo-ui via Cargo with cargo install kondo-ui. Note you'll still need druid's platform specific dependencies on mac and linux.
Command line
Windows, Mac, and Linux builds are available on the Releases page as kondo.
You can install kondo via Cargo with cargo install kondo.
Operation
Graphic User Interface
Launch kondo-ui, select a directory to be scanned, evaluate & clean directories as needed.
Command Line Interface
Running kondo without a directory specified will run in the current directory.
$ kondo
Supplying an argument will tell kondo where to start.
$ kondo code/my_project
Example Output
$ kondo ~
Scanning "C:/Users/Trent"
3 projects found
Calculating savings per project
(redacted 1000~ lines)
385.6MB UnityTestApp (Unity) C:\Users\Trent\code\UnityTestApp
458.7MB tokio (Cargo) C:\Users\Trent\code\tokio
1.5GB ui-testing (Node) C:\Users\Trent\code\ui-testing
4.0GB rust-analyzer (Cargo) C:\Users\Trent\code\rust-analyzer
9.5GB possible savings
Options/Flags
Artifact Dirs
kondo -a will output a line-separated list of artifact directories you can delete to reclaim space.
$ kondo test_dir -a
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\node_project\node_modules
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\rust_project\target
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\Temp
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\Obj
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\MemoryCaptures
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\Build
Command
kondo -c <COMMAND> will run your supplied command for each artifact directory.
$ kondo test_dir -c echo
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\node_project\node_modules
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\rust_project\target
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\Temp
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\Obj
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\MemoryCaptures
C:\Users\Trent\code\kondo\test_dir\health-dots\Build
Building/Development
To build kondo you can run cargo build from the projects root directory.
To build kondo-ui you must first navigate into the kondo-ui directory, then you can run cargo build. Because we use druid for the interface you'll need to satisfy druid's platform specific dependencies.
