Rémi Wg 👉 nextjs-boilerplate.com

Investigate my Mac’s storage and produce a thorough list of files and folders I could consider deleting manually to reclaim space. Inspect filenames, paths, sizes, dates, and other metadata only. Do not open or read file contents. Look for: - Leftover files from uninstalled apps, including support folders, preferences, caches, logs, containers, group containers, and helper tools. - Large caches, temporary files, crash reports, old installers, downloaded archives, and update leftovers. - Developer storage, including build artifacts, dependency caches, unused runtimes, simulator data, old SDKs, and outdated package versions. - Large or unexplained storage contributing to macOS “System Data,” including hidden folders and shared system locations. For each candidate, list: 1. Its full path. 2. Its measured size. 3. Its purpose and associated app or tool, if identifiable. 4. Why it may be removable. 5. Any consequences, dependencies, or uncertainty, including whether it will be recreated. Sort by potential storage savings, largest first. Distinguish disposable data from items requiring review. Do not assume something is unnecessary just because it is old, large, or unfamiliar. Flag anything that may contain personal data, settings, credentials, backups, or project state. Avoid double-counting parent folders and their contents or counting mounted disk images twice. State which locations you could not inspect and any limits on the scan. Do not delete, modify, move, uninstall, or change permissions on anything. Do not run cleanup commands or generate deletion scripts. Only provide the findings so I can review them and manually delete the items I choose.

GitHub repo at: ixartz/Next-js-Boilerplate