Joined September 2012
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Shekhar Sharma

FrontEnd/JavaScript Developer at Sapient Nitro
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Kathmandu, Nepal (Now @ Gurgaon | IN)
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I would rather just empty the dependencies or devDependencies within package.json and then hit "npm prune". Voila.

eg.

"devDependencies": {
}

Now, hit npm prune - and it will remove all npm_modules. Its also help if you wish to remove only certain modules. In that case - you just want to remove that particular module name from your dependencies from package.json and then again 'npm prune'.

Solved.

@mitchp/guys,
Can you help out how can I do the same using ConEmu? I use this as client for all cli purposes.

You are asking the question or showcasing your findings? I wonder if this would work. You placed any demo?

Exactly. I am wondering what kind of understanding author has. @argyleink.: Get some reading before you make so called PRO-TIP.

Posted to parseInt() can be dangerous over 1 year ago

Awesome discussion!

Posted to Don't overuse $(this) over 1 year ago

@lublushokolad I like the 'real men' stuff!

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