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A JS implementation of
prune --production
npm i --save-dev galactus
DestroyerOfModules
import { DestroyerOfModules } from 'galactus';
// modulePath is the root folder of your module
const destroyer = new DestroyerOfModules({
rootDirectory: __dirname,
// Optionally provide your own walker from 'flora-colossus'
walker: myWalker,
// Optionally provide a method to override the default
// keep or destroy test
shouldKeepModuleTest: (module, isDepDep) => true,
});
destroyer.destroy()
Returns a Promise
that resolves once the destruction is complete. By default
it will destroy all dependencies that aren’t required for production or
optional dependencies. You can override this behavior by providing a
shouldKeepModuleTest
function in the constructor.
destroyer.collectKeptModules()
Returns a Promise
of a ModuleMap
(a Map
of paths to Module
s). The
Promise
resolves when the walker finishes walking the module tree. The
ModuleMap
only contains the Module
s that would be kept by a call
to destroy()
.
There is one optional keyword argument, relativePaths
. By default, the paths
in the ModuleMap
are absolute. If relativePaths
is true
, they are relative
to the rootDirectory
specified in the constructor.