Dev Toolkit

Every developer has a list of small problems that aren't worth building a tool for but are annoying enough to deal with daily. Something running on port 3000. A pile of node_modules eating 40 GB. Orphaned dev servers from three days ago still burning memory. Stale git branches from features you shipped two months ago.Dev Toolkit is ten scripts that handle those problems. Double-click one file, pick a tool, and it runs. No npm installs, no global packages, no browser-based dashboards.──────────────────────WHAT'S INSIDE→ Port Kill Find what's running on a port and kill it. Check a specific port, list all listeners, or batch-kill common dev ports from 3000 to 8080.→ Node Nuke Scan any folder for node_modules directories and see how much space each one wastes. Delete individually or all at once.→ Git Stats Full repo overview: commit count, contributors, file type breakdown, branch info, lines added/removed per author. Works on any git repo.→ Git Clean Delete merged local branches, prune stale remote references, and garbage collect to shrink repo size. Automatically protects main, master, develop, and staging.→ Line Counter Count lines of code by language across a project. Separates code from blank lines. Ignores node_modules, dist, vendor, and generated folders.→ Localhost Start Spin up a local HTTP server from any folder with correct MIME types. Copies the URL to your clipboard. Good for previewing static sites and HTML files.→ Env File Maker Generate .env files from templates for Node.js, Next.js, Python, Django, Flask, and Docker. Compare two .env files side by side. Generate .env.example with values stripped. Check your .gitignore.→ Project Scaffold Create boilerplate folder structures for Node.js APIs, React, Next.js, Python, static sites, and fullstack apps. Includes starter files like .gitignore and README.→ Docker Cleanup Show disk usage, remove stopped containers, prune unused images and volumes, or run a full cleanup. Requires Docker Desktop.→ Dev Processes Show top CPU and memory consumers, find running dev processes, and kill orphaned servers sitting on ports 3000 through 9999.──────────────────────HOW IT WORKSDownload the zip. Double-click LAUNCH.bat. Pick a tool by number. Git tools should be run from inside a repo directory. Docker Cleanup needs Docker Desktop running.Runs on Windows 10 and 11. Git for Windows required for git tools.

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