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You can find unused dependencies and dead code in a TypeScript project by running Knip, which automatically detects unused files, exports, types, and dependencies to help maintain a lean codebase.

Yes, you can detect unused exports and types in a monorepo. Knip supports monorepos and provides automatic entry-point detection along with plugin-based integration for frameworks and test runners.

Dead code detection works with Next.js, Vue, and Svelte using a plugin system. It also integrates with React, Vitest, Jest, and Playwright to identify unused code across your project.

To fail a CI build when unused files are detected, you can use Knip's CI-ready exit codes. It reports unused code and dependencies with actionable remediation suggestions to improve CI hygiene.

The best way to remove unused enum members and dead code in JavaScript is to use Knip, which automatically identifies and reports unused enum members, files, and exports for cleanup.

Knip reports a dependency as unused when automatic entry-point detection and plugin integration determine it is not referenced anywhere in your project's code, exports, or types.