<center>![wipemodules.png](https://files.steempeak.com/file/steempeak/steem.racing/r2ecez5i-wipe-modules.png)</center>
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I just found this lovely [tool](https://github.com/bntzio/wipe-modules) that will remove all the `node_modules` folders automatically.  This is very helpful as my computer currently has tons of `node_modules` folders and take up a lot of my storage.  You can get the source code [wipe-modules](https://github.com/bntzio/wipe-modules) and also can be installed through NPM:
    
    npm install --global wipe-modules 
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After you have it installed just run the `-h` help command to get a list of
options:
    
        $ wipe-modules --help 
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*Usage: wipe-modules [path] [days]*

*Path: The full path of your code directory* 

*Days: The days you want to set to mark projects as inactive* 

*Example: wipe-modules ~/code 90* 

*That will cleanup the node_modules of your ~/code projects whose been inactive for 90 days or more.*
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This video will demo how the tool works:
<center>[![asciicast](https://asciinema.org/a/119319.png)](https://asciinema.org/a/119319)</center>
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What a great tool and now I don't have to worry about spacing on my
computer.  Also, since all the dependencies should have been saved in my
package.json, all data should be not be losing too.