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Find and remove unused TypeScript imports. Use when auditing TypeScript/JavaScript projects to identify dead code and clean up import statements.
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| name | ts-prune |
| description | Find and remove unused TypeScript imports. Use when auditing TypeScript/JavaScript projects to identify dead code and clean up import statements. |
# Run in project root
ts-prune
# Run in specific directory
ts-prune --dir ./src
# Dry run (show what would be removed)
ts-prune --dry-run
# Output formats
ts-prune --format table # human-readable (default)
ts-prune --format json # JSON output
ts-prune --format csv # CSV output
# Remove unused imports (interactive)
ts-prune --remove
# Skip specific modules
ts-prune --ignore=node_modules,dist,.next
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
file | File path with unused import |
import | The unused import statement |
type | "import" or "type" |
import statements in a codebase# JSON output for parsing
ts-prune --format json > ts-prune.json
# Dry run to see what can be cleaned
ts-prune --dry-run
# Remove unused imports (careful — backup first)
ts-prune --remove
ts-prune works on TypeScript projects. For JavaScript-only projects, use depcheck instead.