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Search and Delete CLI (SAD-CLI) is a simple Node.js tool that allows you to search for files/folders and delete them interactively.
Run it without installing:
npx sad-cli <folder-path> <name-to-delete1> <name-to-delete2> ... --ignore <ignore1> <ignore2> ...
Or install it globally:
npm install -g sad-cli
Or install it in a Node.js project:
npm install sad-cli
sad-cli <folder-path> <name-to-delete1> <name-to-delete2> ... --ignore <ignore1> <ignore2> ...
Examples 1️⃣ Delete test.txt but ignore important.txt
npx sad-cli /path/to/folder test.txt test.mp3 --ignore important.txt important2.pdf
2️⃣ Delete node_modules but ignore essential_modules
npx sad-cli ./my-project node_modules --ignore essential_modules
const sadCli = require("sad-cli");
(async () => {
await sadCli("./my-folder", ["old-file.txt"], ["important-folder"]);
})();
MIT Licensed | Author: EmmsDan
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A CLI tool to search and delete files/folders interactively with ignore support
We found that sad-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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