pykill

pykill is a Rust-based utility (currently in early development) designed to scan projects for Python virtual environments. The goal is to provide a fast, cross-platform tool with a terminal user interface (TUI) for managing and potentially cleaning up Python virtual environments within a given directory tree.

Features (Planned)

• Scan for Python Virtual Environments: Detect virtual environments in a project using Python's sys.prefix or directory heuristics.
• Terminal User Interface: Built with ratatui and crossterm for a modern, interactive TUI experience.
• Project Navigation: Easily browse and select directories to scan.
• Environment Management: (Planned) List, inspect, and optionally remove unused or large virtual environments.

Status

This project is in the early stages. Most modules are placeholders with TODOs for future implementation.

Dependencies

• ratatui - TUI rendering
• crossterm - Terminal handling
• walkdir - Recursive directory traversal
• humansize - Human-readable file sizes
• chrono - Date and time utilities

Usage

1. Build the project:

   cargo build --release

2. Run the project:

   cargo run -- <project_path>

   (Note: Functionality is not yet implemented; running will only print "Hello, world!" for now.)

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open issues or pull requests to discuss features or report bugs.

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Yash K. Saini (Author)

👋 Hi there! I'm Yash K. Saini, a self-taught software developer and a computer science student from India. Building products & systems that can benefit & solve problems for many other DEVs.