An utility to clean temp files in project.

clean-proj.ps1

# Created by Kaustubh Patange
# Date Modified: 3rd April 2020
#
# @Platform: Windows (only) - A Powershell script
#
# @Summary: We often get into some space issues during coding, especially when you are
#           doing Android development (native) in Android Studio which exceptionally
#           creates larger gradle downloads and stuff. This is applicable also for
#           flutter, Xamarin or even a standard .Net project, etc.
#
#           For eg: A standard 200KB github cloned Android project goes up to 60+MB 
#           after buld. Sometimes you don't need such project. Sure you can delete 
#           those files manually but deleting those in many such projects is a 
#           tiresome process.
# 
#           In such case this script will help you to automatically delete this.
# 
# @Usage: 1. Copy this whole text to file name anything.ps1
#         2. Run this script once so that it creates some default profiles.
#            Remember to read console output.
#         3. Now open a powershell window and type
#            anything.ps1 -path path-to-folder
#
#       Once you run this it will recursively search for the folders trailing with those
#       prefixes present in clean-includes.txt file (same folder) and will remove them. 
#
#      "Alternatively" copy this .ps1 file to any folder where you want to run this script.
#       Now right click > Run with powershell and it will do it's job.
#
# @Licensed: Under MIT https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT   
#
#

param([String]$path = (Get-Location).Path)
$filePath = "clean-includes.txt"
$defaultProfiles = @"
\build
\.gradle
\.circleci
\.idea
\Debug
\Release
"@

if (-Not (Test-Path $filePath)) {
    Write-Output "Piping profile file => $filePath"
    New-Item $filePath -type file | Out-Null
    Write-Output "Appending default profiles"
    Add-Content -Path $filePath -Value $defaultProfiles
    Write-Output "`n`[*] Add your profiles to $filePath, this file contains all the prefixes which will delete the trailing folders.`n`Once done, run the script again!`n` "
    Read-Host -Prompt "Press Enter to continue"
    return
}

$profiles = Get-Content -Path $filePath

Write-Output "Removing from $path..."

$folders = Get-ChildItem -Path path -Recurse -Directory
foreach ($folder in $folders) {
    $folderPath = ([System.IO.DirectoryInfo]$folder).FullName
    foreach ($profile in $profiles) {
        if (($folderPath).contains($profile) -and (Test-Path $folderPath)) {
            Remove-Item "$folderPath" -Recurse
        }
    }
}
Write-Output "Done!"
Read-Host -Prompt "Press Enter to continue"

Alternatively, you can save this clean-proj.ps1 file in C:\Windows directory and use it globally through powershell.