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SuitUp - Assets Manager

SuitUp - Assets Manager

Madhupprasad

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872 installs
| (1) | Free
View/Delete your unused Assets(images,fonts) in your project.
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Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
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SUIT UP DEVELOPERS README

Find the info about assets in the source files of the project.

It works like this :

  1. Select a folder of assets ( eg: folder with images in it )
  2. Select a folder of source files ( eg : src folder with lot of js files in it )

What happens is :

  1. It takes all the names of files(say header.png) from the first folder (recursively all files inside it).
  2. Then a user can give in a regular expression to exclude any files (like files with @2x @3x).
  3. Then I search for the file name in the source folder files recursively ( require(../../header.png) => its a hit ).
  4. Then I save and print the result in a file as json (assets_info.json).
  5. After the information about the assets are gained, there is an optional feature to delete the unused assets.

DEMO

ctrl + shift + p and type >SUIT UP

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Select the first directory for assets

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Type the Regular Expression if you want exclude any files

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Select the second directory of Source files

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Then the info bar pop asking the question

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There are two files created as output

assets_info.json ---> has all the info about files

backup/ ---> back up of files deleted

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