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🧹 null-e - Clean Up Your Disk Effortlessly

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to null-e, the simplest way for developers to reclaim valuable disk space. This command-line tool helps you clean unwanted files such as node_modules, target, .venv, Docker, and Xcode caches. You can easily remove over 100 GB of unnecessary files and enjoy a faster system.

📦 What You Need

System Requirements

• Operating Systems: Compatible with macOS, Linux, and Windows.
• Rust: Ensure Rust is installed to run the tool. You can download it from the official Rust website.

Key Features

• Fast Cleaning: Built with Rust for speed and efficiency.
• Multi-Platform Support: Works seamlessly across macOS, Linux, and Windows.
• Simple Interface: Easy command-line interface suitable for all users.
• Safe Cleaning: Focused on developer tools while ensuring critical files are untouched.

🔍 How It Works

null-e scans your system for unnecessary files and directories, helping you free up space with a few simple commands. It targets the following:

• node_modules: Remove unneeded npm packages.
• Docker: Clear unused Docker images.
• Xcode: Clean up build caches.
• Python: Delete .venv folders from your projects.

📥 Download & Install

To get started with null-e, follow these steps:

1. Visit the Releases Page: Go to the Releases page to download.
2. Choose Your File:
   • Select the appropriate file for your operating system.
   • For macOS, you may find .dmg or .zip files.
   • For Windows, look for .exe files.
   • For Linux, there may be a .tar.gz file.
3. Download: Click the file name to start the download.
4. Install: Once the download is complete, open the file and follow the prompts to install null-e on your system.

🛠 How to Use

Once you have installed null-e, open your terminal (or command prompt) and follow these instructions:

1. Open Terminal:
   • On macOS, search for Terminal in Spotlight.
   • On Windows, press Win + R, type cmd, and hit Enter.
   • On Linux, open the default terminal application.
2. Run null-e: Type the command followed by the directories you want to clean. For example:

   null-e clean node_modules
   

   You can clean all specified directories at once as follows:

   null-e clean all
   

3. Confirmation: Confirm that you want to proceed with the cleaning operation when prompted.

4. Completion: Once the process is complete, review the summary that outlines how much space you have reclaimed.

🙌 Contributing

We welcome contributions to improve null-e. If you identify bugs, have suggestions, or want to add features, please consider contributing. Visit the main repository for guidelines and discussions.

📚 Resources

For more information on how to use null-e effectively, please consult:

• Documentation: Detailed usage instructions and command options will be listed on the project page.
• Community Forums: Engage with other users and find solutions on common issues.

⚙️ FAQs

Q1: Is null-e safe to use?
A1: Yes, null-e is designed to remove only unnecessary files. It will not delete any critical project files.

Q2: Can I customize what null-e cleans?
A2: Currently, null-e provides a standard cleaning, but future versions may include customizable options.

Q3: How often should I run null-e?
A3: It depends on your usage. If you frequently build projects, consider running it monthly or bi-weekly.

Thank you for choosing null-e. We hope it helps you maintain a clean and efficient development environment!