🦀 Cargo Target Scanner

A tool to scan, visualize, and clean up Rust project target directories, helping you reclaim disk space. Supports both GUI and CLI modes.

Features

• Dual Mode — CLI by default; use --gui to launch the desktop GUI
• Recursive Scanning — Recursively scan a directory tree to find all Rust projects with target folders
• Size Visualization — Display each project's target directory size with color-coded indicators (green → red)
• Build Target Details — Show individual build targets (debug, release, cross-compilation targets) with sizes
• Selective Deletion — Select whole projects or individual build targets for deletion
• Async Deletion — Delete operations run in a background thread with a loading overlay (GUI)
• Toast Notifications — Success/failure toast messages after deletion (GUI)
• Search & Sort — Filter projects by name or path; sort by size or name
• i18n — Supports Chinese and English, switchable at runtime (GUI, default: Chinese)
• WeUI Design — Clean, modern UI following WeChat WeUI design guidelines (GUI)

Tech Stack

• Rust
• Dioxus 0.7 (Desktop)
• clap — Command-line argument parsing
• rfd — Native file dialog
• Tokio — Async runtime

Requirements

• Rust 2024 edition (1.85+)
• macOS / Linux / Windows

Installation

From crates.io

cargo install cargo-target-scanner

From source

git clone https://github.com/TtTRz/cargo-target-scanner.git
cd cargo-target-scanner
cargo build --release

Usage

CLI Mode (default)

By default, the tool runs in CLI mode and only scans (no deletion).

# Scan home directory (scan only)
cargo run

# Scan a specific path
cargo run -- --path /path/to/projects

# Scan and interactively select targets to delete
cargo run -- --delete

# Delete all targets without prompting
cargo run -- --delete-all

# Sort by name instead of size
cargo run -- --sort-name

GUI Mode

cargo run -- --gui
# or
./target/release/cargo-target-scanner --gui

1. Set the scan root directory (defaults to $HOME)
2. Click Start Scan to find all Rust projects with target directories
3. Browse projects sorted by size; use the search bar to filter
4. Select projects or individual build targets (debug / release / cross-compilation)
5. Click Delete and confirm to clean up selected targets
6. Click the 🌐 button in the top-right corner to switch between Chinese and English

Options

License

MIT