A command line utility to remove unused sass files
The amount of .scss files in a large project can get out of hand. Unimported files sitting in the repo confuse developers.
sass-shake uses the Sass import tree to delete any .scss files in a given directory that are not depended upon. This is a different approach from something like uncss which finds dead code in the compiled css by rendering the page.
npm install -g sass-shake
Usage: sass-shake [options]
Options:
-V, --version output the version number
-p, --path <path> Path to shake relative to the current working directory. Current working directory by default
-f, --entryPoints <entryPoints> Sass entry point files
-e, --exclude <exclusions> An array of regexp pattern strings that are matched against files to exclude them from the unused files list (default: )
-s, --silent Suppress logs
-d, --deleteFiles Delete the unused files
-t, --hideTable Hide the unused files table
-h, --help output usage information
By default, all top-level .scss files are considered entrypoints, but they can also be specified via the options.