v0.4.0

ts-remove-unused v0.4.0 is released!

Support for re-exports

ts-remove-unused can now handle re-exports correctly. Let's say you have the following two files a.ts and a_reexport.ts

// a.ts
export const a = 'a';

export const a2 = 'a2';

// a_rexport.ts
export { a, a2 } from './a.js';

If a2 is not used across the whole project, ts-remove-unused will modify the files:

// a.ts
export const a = 'a';

// a_reexport.ts
export { a } from "./a.js";

Handling empty lines nicely

ts-remove-unused will handle empty lines with the following rules:

• removes leading empty lines from files that were edited
• removes trailing empty lines from files that were edited (limits the line break to max of 1)
• if the edit results in 3 or more consecutive line breaks, it will limit the line break to 2

What's Changed

🚀 Features

• feat: handle reexports by @kazushisan in #18
• feat: remove empty lines by @kazushisan in #19

🧹 Chores

• chore: update release note format by @kazushisan in #20

📖 Docs

• docs: add explanation about skip option by @kazushisan in #21

Full Changelog: v0.3.2...v0.4.0