Clean my macOS

Clean My macOS is built for modern macOS systems. It performs maintainance for mostly commonly used components in the core OS and third party tools with a single terminal command.

Clean My macOS uses a simple plugin system with all "cleaners" located in ~/.cleanmymac/cleaners directory. Functionality can be added (or removed) by adding (or removing) files in the directory.

Pre-requisites

You must have brew and git installed. You can use the cleaners that you need to or remove the ones that you do not want to use. Cleaners are located in the ~/.cleanmymac/cleaners directory.

To install Homebrew open terminal and type

$ /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

After installing Homebrew, you can install git by typing the following in the terminal

$ brew install git

Installation

Open Terminal and type

$ git clone https://github.com/thelamehacker/cleanmymac.git && cd cleanmymac && ./install.sh && cd

Note: Clean My macOS is always installed in ~/.cleanmymac directory

Supported commands

Update all packages and run all maintainance cleaners on your system

$ cleanmymac

Run self-update for Clean My macOS

$ cleanmymac update

Display Clean My macOS help page

$ cleanmymac help

Supported cleaners

• macOS core maintenance
• Homebrew
• Anaconda Navigator
• npm
• Yarn
• Composer
• Rustup
• Atom

Uninstallation

To uninstall, run the following command in terminal

$ ~/.cleanmymac/setup/uninstall.sh

Note: Uninstallation is not required for updates. You can run $ cleanmymac update to perform auto-update.

How do cleaners work

Cleaners are located under ~/.cleanmymac/cleaners directory. You may remove the cleaners that are not applicable on your system.

How do I contribute

Feel free to fork the project and submit a pull request for new or updated cleaner scripts.