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maclean
Finds reclaimable disk space on macOS. Run it in a terminal and you get a TUI. Pass a subcommand if you need it in a script.
I built this for machines with a lot of project folders — node_modules, target, Docker images, that kind of thing. Anyone trying to free space on a Mac can use it. It is a power-user tool. It will not run as root. If something needs a password, it asks once, for that action only.
macOS only.
Install
Needs a Rust toolchain.
cargo install --git https://github.com/kirkl4nd/maclean
Once it is on crates.io:
cargo install maclean
Homebrew is not set up yet. When it is, the formula should run maclean uninstall before it deletes the binary, so launchd jobs do not get left behind.
Uninstall
Do this first. cargo uninstall only removes the binary. It does not know about launchd.
maclean uninstall
cargo uninstall maclean
maclean uninstall only removes jobs maclean created. Those plists live in ~/Library/LaunchAgents and are tagged (com.maclean.job.* plus a MacleanSchema / MacleanManaged key, or the older "Managed by maclean" comment). Anything else in LaunchAgents is left alone.
Config and logs stay unless you ask:
maclean uninstall --purge-data
Usage
maclean # TUI
maclean scan
maclean reclaim cargo:foo --yes
maclean schedule add spotify:cache --every 2w
maclean schedule list
In the TUI, s manages scheduled jobs. Do not edit the plist files by hand.
Config
~/Library/Application Support/maclean/config.toml
Missing file means defaults. maclean config init writes a starter file with every module listed.
License
MIT