TIL: `npx npkill` to clean up your node_modules on your harddrive

This tool allows you to list any node_modules directories in your system, as well as the space
they take up. You can then select which ones you want to erase to free up space.
┌------ CONTROLS --------------------
| SPACE:                 delete selected result
| Cursor UP, k:          move up
| Cursor DOWN, j:        move down
| h, d, Ctrl+d, PgUp:    move one page down
| l, u, Ctrl+u, PgDown:  move one page up
| home, end:             move to the first and last result
| e:                     show errors popup, next page
------- PROGRESS BAR --------------------
The progress bar provides information on the search process. It has 3 parts differentiated by colors.

    ┌ (green) Results ready (stats calculated).
    |     ┌ (white) Directories examined.
    |     |      ┌ (gray) Directories pending to be analyzed.
   ▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀▀
  -c, --bg-color          Change row highlight color. Available colors are:
                          blue, cyan, magenta, red, white and yellow. Default
                          is blue.
  -d, --directory         Set directory from which to start searching. By
                          default, starting-point is .
  -D, --delete-all        CURRENTLY DISABLED. Automatically delete all
                          node_modules folders that are found.
  -e, --hide-errors       Hide errors if any.
  -E, --exclude           Exclude directories from search (directory list must
                          be inside double quotes "", each directory separated
                          by "," ) Example: "ignore1, ignore2"
  -f, --full              Start searching from the home of the user (example:
                          "/home/user" in linux).
  -gb                     Show folder size in Gigabytes
  -h, --help, ?           Show this help page, with all options.
  -nu, --no-check-update  Dont check for updates on startup.
  -s, --sort              Sort results by: size, path or date (last time the
                          most recent file was modified in the workspace)
  -t, --target            Specify the name of the directory you want to search
                          for (by default, it's node_modules)
  -x, --exclude-hidden-dirExclude hidden directories ("dot" directories) from
                          search.
  -v, --version           Show version.

Not all node_modules are bad! Some applications (like vscode, Discord, etc) need
those dependencies to work. If their directory is deleted, the application will
probably break (until the dependencies are reinstalled). NPKILL will show you
these directories by highlighting them ⚠️

-----                    __   .__.__  .__
-           ____ ______ |  | _|__|  | |  |
------     /    \\____ \|  |/ /  |  | |  |
----      |   |  \  |_> >    <|  |  |_|  |__      releasable space: 27.17 GB
--        |___|  /   __/|__|_ \__|____/____/      space saved: 11.21 GB
-------        \/|__|        \/       0.11.0      search completed 518.79s
> CURSORS for select; SPACE to delete <