Have you ever tried to remove those node modules that you never use anymore? You could get surprise about the tremendous amount of space you can recover.
Now, you can do it easily with npkill, a minimalist and elegant package that will recursively look for you node_modules and will show you the space they take. You can then select which ones you want to erase to free up space.
Do not install it, just use npx in any path you want.
npx npkill
Fit SVG into its parent
/in CSS3, HTML5/by GénesisOpen example in a new page and resize the result window to check how the SVG is fitted to his parent.
If what you want is to scale SVG backgrounds, you can check it easily on MDN web docs.
Checking the versions of your packages in your Node app
/in Tooling/by GénesisThere is a package for everything in life ^^ Install npm-check-updates or use it directly with npx.
How to compress a folder with a password using the terminal?
/in Tooling/by GénesisIf you can’t (or don’t want to) right click over the folder itself you can do as follows.
Are you a Web Developer running out of space in your hard disk?
/in Tooling/by GénesisHave you ever tried to remove those node modules that you never use anymore? You could get surprise about the tremendous amount of space you can recover.
Now, you can do it easily with npkill, a minimalist and elegant package that will recursively look for you node_modules and will show you the space they take. You can then select which ones you want to erase to free up space.
Do not install it, just use npx in any path you want.
How to find where things are installed in Linux?
/in Tooling/by GénesisYou just need to use which command, for example lets find the installation path for Node.js
This will return in my case: