@react-native-community/cli-clean
Advanced tools
This package is part of the [React Native CLI](../../README.md). It contains commands for cleaning the build artifacts.
This package is part of the React Native CLI. It contains commands for cleaning the build artifacts.
yarn add @react-native-community/cli-clean
cleanUsage:
react-native clean
Cleans caches. Commonly used to ensure build failures are not due to stale cache. By default, it will prompt which caches to purge, with Watchman and Metro already checked. To omit interactive prompt (e.g. in scripts), please use --include flag.
--include <string>Comma-separated flag of caches to clear e.g. npm,yarn. If omitted, an interactive prompt will appear. Valid values include android, cocoapods, metro, npm, watchman, and yarn.
--project-root <string>default: current working directory
Root path to your React Native project. When not specified, defaults to current working directory.
--verify-cachedefault: false
Whether to verify the cache. Currently only applies to npm cache.
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This package is part of the [React Native CLI](../../README.md). It contains commands for cleaning the build artifacts.
The npm package @react-native-community/cli-clean receives a total of 801,276 weekly downloads. As such, @react-native-community/cli-clean popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @react-native-community/cli-clean demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 34 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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