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cli commands/remove

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deno remove multiple packages example

Remove multiple packages at once using: `deno remove @std/path @std/assert npm:express`

deno remove single package example

Remove a single package from your project using: `deno remove @std/path`

deno remove basic command

The `deno remove` command removes dependencies from your project's configuration file. It is the inverse of the `deno add` command.

deno remove searches both deno.json and package.json

The `deno remove` command looks at both `deno.json` and `package.json` (if present) and removes the matching dependency from whichever file it is found in.

deno remove does not delete from global cache

Removing a dependency with `deno remove` does not delete it from the global cache. To reclaim disk space, use the `deno clean` command.

deno remove --global flag

The `--global` or `-g` flag removes a globally installed executable script, functioning the same as `deno uninstall --global`. When using `--global`, you can only remove a single executable and cannot combine it with multiple names. Use `--root` to target a custom installation root.

deno remove global executable example

Remove a globally installed executable script using: `deno remove --global serve`

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