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DevSweep v1.0

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@github-actions github-actions released this 06 Sep 08:20

DevSweep v1.0

Added

  • Scanning — scan a chosen folder (picker or typed path) or your whole Home
    directory. Scans run off the UI thread with a live loader and a Stop scan
    button; stopping returns whatever was found so far.
  • Broad ecosystem support — finds build/cache/dependency directories across
    many stacks: node_modules, .next, .nuxt, .svelte-kit, .angular,
    .turbo, .parcel-cache, bower_components, dist, build, out,
    coverage, .cache, __pycache__, .venv/venv, .pytest_cache,
    .mypy_cache, .ruff_cache, .tox, .ipynb_checkpoints, target
    (Rust/Maven), vendor (Go/PHP), cmake-build-*, Pods, DerivedData,
    .gradle, .cxx, captures, .dart_tool.
  • Results view — per-project name, full path, size, kind badge, and
    last-modified; a text filter and sort by largest / oldest / name.
  • Selection — click rows, select all, clear, or bulk-select by age
    (7 days, 1 month, 3/6/12 months, 2 years).
  • Deletion — move to the system Trash/Recycle Bin (recoverable) or delete
    permanently, each behind a confirmation dialog with a progress overlay;
    running total of reclaimable space and a lifetime "reclaimed" stat.
  • Reveal — open any result in the system file manager.
  • What to clean — a checklist to enable/disable directory kinds
    (node_modules on by default; build outputs opt-in).
  • Protected folders — folders every scan skips; removing one from the list
    offers Remove-only, Remove & delete, or Cancel.
  • Automation — scan on app launch, plus background scheduled scans
    (daily / weekly / monthly at a chosen time / day) that notify you, backed by
    launchd (macOS), Task Scheduler (Windows), or a systemd user timer (Linux).
  • Cross-platform — macOS (universal .dmg), Windows (.exe + NSIS
    installer), and Linux binary; native dark UI with a Settings panel.

Platforms in this release:

  • macOS — DevSweep.dmg
  • Windows — DevSweep.exe (+ installer)
  • Linux — DevSweep binary