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Galactus
A JS implementation of
prune --production
Installation
npm i --save-dev galactus
API
Class: 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 Modules). The
Promise resolves when the walker finishes walking the module tree. The
ModuleMap only contains the Modules 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.