Code Cleanup Made Easy... Remove JavaScript Exports, Files & Dependencies

One of the hardest things to keep track of it a large project is unused dependencies, exports and files. Knip helps with all of that, being able to handle a large range of project types such as monorepos, offering a more configurable experience than other tools.
Knip: knip.dev/
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[@ardianhotii]

Very good tool , I didn't know this was a thing first of all but this is awesome and I'll use it in my projects . Thanks for sharing this with us

[@sire_ns]

Wow!, thank you so much for covering such a usefull tool like this.

[@arturhavrylov]

Great tool man!

[@shahreazneeloy2119]

thanks man. really helpful stuff

[@nikhilpsathyanathan]

It's really nice, especially for exported fns

[@knowledgedose1956]

what about dependencies in different git branches? wouldn't it cause problems if knip deletes package from node modules in one brach, but package is used in another?

[@SonAyoD]

Really cool

[@SirDrinksAlot69]

Here let met fix the title. "Code Cleanup Made Easy... Remove JavaScript "

[@tamaniphiri]

Really cool indeed, reduces bundle size

[@bunggoonesixeight8920]

VS Code What font do you use?

[@JollyCoding]

JetBrains mono!

[@bart_pn]

I don't think it's pronounced 'nip', but 'k-nip', with the 'k' not silent, since the tool is developed by a Dutch person and 'knip' means 'cut' in Dutch.

[@JollyCoding]

My apologies to the creator! Hopefully won’t mind.
Bit like how pronouncing Vite always confuses my brain, luckily they have the pronunciation in their docs haha

[@larskappert]

Bart is right, but I've accepted the inevitable English pronunciation a long time ago 😊