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Remove Unused Modules
Problem
I have created a react app that is currently 327.6 MB large. During development I got a little crazy with installing different modules. I want to streamline my app to remove all these unused node modules and packages. I know about npm prune but I don't completely understand how it works.
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Answer
npm prune will remove modules not listed in package.json. To remove any specific node package, run the command npm prune package_name
For live-streaming ,If you want to get rid of the unused modules which are specified in devDependencies in package.json file, run this command.
npm prune --production
For more-
npm help prune
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source: stackoverflow.com
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