Cleanup Mode

This feature allows you to clean up cached data based on retention time or remove all cached runs.
It is useful for freeing disk space and maintaining a clean working environment.

Cleanup can be performed via both the CLI and Jupyter Notebook.

Cache cleanup via Jupyter Notebook

In this cell, you just have to specify the number of dates backward or all as the mode.

# 'all' → remove all cached data
# int   → keep last N days (e.g., mode=3 keeps last 3 days)
mode = 'all'

Cache cleanup via (CLI)

Run the interactive cleanup utility from the command line:

# Delete runs older than N days (e.g., 7, 30)
python AutoREACTER.py --cleanup N
python AutoREACTER.py -c N

# Delete all cached runs
python AutoREACTER.py --cleanup all
python AutoREACTER.py -c all

Notes:

  1. In each mode, the yyyy-mm-dd folder for today will not be deleted

  2. Use all with caution — this will permanently delete all cached runs

  3. Using a numeric value (e.g., 7) is safer for routine cleanup

  4. Jupyter Notebook examples are available in the examples directory

  5. If not, you can simply delete manually the cache/ folder in the root directory.