Skip to main content Module output Copy item path Source clean_path Helper to strip Windows UNC \\?\ prefix, macOS /private/ prefix, and collapse double slashes. condense_tool_output Reduce a package manager’s failure output to the part that says what went wrong. create_progress_bar A determinate progress bar for a pass whose total is known up front. create_spinner Create an animated terminal loading spinner for long-running operations. format_bytes Format bytes into human-readable string (e.g., “1.2 GB”, “450 MB”) format_bytes_styled A byte figure styled as “space you got back” — the number this tool exists for. format_seconds A duration in seconds, at the precision a person would actually say it in. pad_display Left-align s in a column exactly cells terminal columns wide. plural Pick the singular or plural form for a count. print_attribution Print the one-line credit, if anything is going to read it. print_banner Print the dev-prune ASCII art banner print_dimmed Print a line in the terminal’s dimmed style, with no marker glyph. print_error Print an error message (red X) print_header Print a section header print_info Print an info message (dimmed arrow) print_notice Print a notice to stderr. print_success Print a success message (green checkmark) print_warning Print a warning message (yellow exclamation) print_wrapped Print an explanatory paragraph, wrapped to the terminal and indented under indent. shared_note The suffix explaining bytes a prune does not free because a package-manager store
hardlinks them (pnpm, bun). Empty when there is nothing to explain, so call sites
can append it unconditionally. styled_adapter A package-manager name, deliberately left in the terminal’s default colour. styled_path A filesystem path, styled. One place to change if cyan-on-cyan ever clashes. truncate_display Truncate s to at most cells terminal columns, marking the cut with an ellipsis.