TestRemover - remove TestEZ files with ease

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TestRemover

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Introduction

If you’ve ever used TestEZ you’ll know that many .spec.lua files can fill up in your project.

I too was in a similar situation and releasing my project would be near impossible, henceforth I have created TestRemover.

TestRemover is a simple CLI that outputs a directory which is a copy of your source directory without the test files. TestRemover is not just limited to .spec.lua files and can infact remove any file ending with a configured suffix.

Installation

Please see here on the different options to install TestRemover.

Usage

Take a look at the repository’s README for how TestRemover is used.

Feedback

I am widely open to any feedback, please leave a reply or submit a PR!

Please note that TestRemover is licensed under MIT, meaning that I do not have any liability for if it is used incorrectly.

Thank you

This is my first proper program in Rust, I thank any of you for using it!

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[Closed] ReturnedTrue - programmer
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Why would you do this? What’s wrong with keeping the .spec files around?

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There’s no reason to include the .spec.lua files in your release, they increase the file size or add to the amount of files synced if it is used in a Rojo project.

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#4

So does it remove temporary files and free up some space? I do like the idea but you would do a better job about that

  • Checking RAM for junk files
  • Checking scripts for useless loops etc.
  • Not taking the code too far

That will be useful for games that have such alot files

#5

Those are beyond the scope of this program’s meaning. It is simply a CLI to remove test files.

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#6

Still a good idea I like your programs keep it up

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