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Here is a quick command you can use to clean up the node_modules on your computer.

This will find and remove all folders on your computer named node_modules. Allowing you\nto clean up folders in older projects. When you go to a project you're currently working on\nsimply run npm i and you're back to where you were.

find . -name \"node_modules\" -exec rm -rf '{}' +\n

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