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The Ultimate Enterprise Codebase Janitor. Faster than Knip with OXC integration, type-aware analysis, and automated structural healing. Fully standalone - solving what Knip cannot.
The Ultimate Enterprise Codebase Janitor. Faster than Knip with OXC integration, type-aware analysis, and automated structural healing. Fully standalone - solving what Knip cannot.
luoi (pronounced: loo-oy) — from the Vietnamese word lưới (mesh/net). Pronunciation tip for English speakers: It rhymes with "buoy" or "boy," with a soft "loo" at the start.
luoi is a next-generation tool designed to declutter your JavaScript and TypeScript projects. It finds unused files, unused dependencies, dead code, circular dependencies, and more. It is built to be a direct and superior competitor to knip.dev.
oxc-parser (Rust-based) for lightning-fast AST traversal.luoi.json, luoi.ts, luoi.config.js, and more.npm install -D luoi
# or
pnpm add -D luoi
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The Ultimate Enterprise Codebase Janitor. Faster than Knip with OXC integration, type-aware analysis, and automated structural healing. Fully standalone - solving what Knip cannot.
The npm package @dreamlongyt/loui receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @dreamlongyt/loui popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dreamlongyt/loui demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.

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