cleanr.osx-arm64

Clean bin/obj recursively

What you would expect dotnet clean to do, but it doesn't :)

Recursively deletes bin and obj directories. Optionally also cleans node_modules (--node) and hidden directories (--dotted).

Usage

# Clean bin/obj from the current directory
cleanr

# Preview what would be deleted
cleanr --dry-run

# Start from a specific directory
cleanr ./src

# Also delete node_modules
cleanr --node

# Also recurse into hidden directories
cleanr --dotted

Arguments

Source-based distribution

First-run:

dnx runfile kzu/run:clean.cs --alias clean

Use specific SHA, branch or tag to pin version (i.e. kzu/run@main:clean.cs or kzu/run@asdf01234:clean.cs) Use whichever alias you want to avoid entering the full ref (or don't specify an alias at all and run with the ref each time).

Subsequent runs:

dnx runfile clean [args]

See runfile for additional source-based options.

Package-based distribution

Fastest path (native AOT, no .NET runtime or SDK required): ndx

# Windows
irm https://github.com/devlooped/ndx/releases/latest/download/install.ps1 | iex

# macOS / Linux
curl -fsSL https://github.com/devlooped/ndx/releases/latest/download/install.sh | sh

Then:

ndx cleanr [args]

Run with the .NET SDK (uses latest version from NuGet):

dnx cleanr [args]

Install globally:

dotnet tool install -g cleanr

Then run with cleanr [args].