supabase/knip.jsonc

{
  "$schema": "https://unpkg.com/knip@6/schema-jsonc.json",
  // Only files + dependencies are gated in CI for now; the export/type surface
  // has too much noise to enforce yet.
  "exclude": ["types", "exports"],
  "ignore": [
    "examples/**",
    "**/*.mdx",
    // skip supabase functions
    "supabase/functions/**",
    "**/*.test.ts",
    // ignore registry blocks in ui-library
    "apps/ui-library/registry/default/**",
    "apps/ui-library/contentlayer.config.js",
  ],
  "workspaces": {
    "apps/studio": {
      // Framework-convention files: nothing in source imports these, the
      // framework/host discovers them by path. They are `entry` rather than
      // `ignore` so knip still traces what they import — an ignored file's
      // imports are invisible, which makes everything only it pulls in look
      // dead.
      "entry": [
        // TanStack Start. knip's tanstack-router plugin only looks under
        // `src/`, but vite.config.ts sets `srcDirectory: './'`, so the
        // conventional files sit at the workspace root and have to be listed.
        // routeTree.gen.ts is deliberately absent: router.tsx imports it, so
        // it is traced already.
        "router.tsx",
        "start.ts",
        // Route modules are real entry points. Keeping them as entries (not
        // ignores) means components reachable only from the TanStack tree stay
        // traced as the Next `pages/**` tree is dismantled.
        "routes/**/*.{ts,tsx}",
        // Next.js compat shims. Reached only through the `nextShims` aliases in
        // vite.config.ts (`next/link` -> compat/next/link.tsx), which knip
        // cannot resolve, so they need to be entries in their own right.
        "compat/**/*.{ts,tsx}",
        // Vercel serverless function. Vercel deploys every file under `api/`
        // as a Function by convention; knip's vercel plugin only contributes
        // `vercel.ts`, so this one is manual. Listing it also traces its
        // runtime `import('../instrument.server.mjs')`, which is why
        // instrument.server.mjs needs no entry of its own even though
        // scripts/serve.js (its other importer) is ignored below.
        "api/server.js",
      ],
      "ignore": [
        "public/**",
        // one-off build/codegen scripts, run by hand or from package.json
        "scripts/**",
        // dynamically imported
        "components/interfaces/ConnectSheet/content/**",
        "components/interfaces/ConnectSheet/DirectConnectionExamples.tsx",
        // data layer templates, copied when adding a new query/mutation
        "data/__templates/**",
        // evals are run from a GitHub action, not from the app
        "evals/**",
      ],
      // Narrowly scoped suppressions: one issue type, one path. Preferred over
      // `ignore` (which drops the file from the project entirely, hiding the
      // imports and dependencies it legitimately uses) and over
      // `ignoreMembers` (which matches member names across the whole
      // workspace).
      "ignoreIssues": {
        // graphql-codegen `client` preset output (scripts/codegen.ts,
        // regenerated by `pnpm build:graphql-types`). The preset always emits
        // the full set, so some of it is unreferenced by design. execute.ts in
        // the same directory is hand-written and is NOT listed here.
        "data/graphql/{fragment-masking,gql,graphql}.ts": ["files"],
        // CONSTRAINT_TYPE mirrors the complete closed set of Postgres
        // `pg_constraint.contype` values (c/f/p/u/t/x). The members we don't
        // read are documentation of the valid values, not dead code. Scoped to
        // this file so `enumMembers` keeps working everywhere else.
        "data/database/constraints-query.ts": ["enumMembers"],
        "hooks/misc/useTrackExperimentExposure.ts": ["files"],
      },
      // `vercel` is a globally installed CLI used by the `deploy:staging` script
      "ignoreBinaries": ["vercel"],
      // Dependencies that are required implicitly — nothing imports them by a
      // specifier knip can follow, but removing them breaks the build or the
      // runtime.
      "ignoreDependencies": [
        // vite.config.ts resolves 'lodash-es/package.json' by string via
        // createRequire to build the SSR lodash -> lodash-es alias
        "lodash-es",
        // named as a webpack/turbopack loader string in next.config.ts
        // (`loaders: ['raw-loader']`)
        "raw-loader",
        // runtime hooks for @sentry/nextjs / OpenTelemetry Node
        // instrumentation. Must be direct deps under pnpm's strict isolation
        // (#35030).
        "import-in-the-middle",
        "require-in-the-middle",
        // deliberate dependency-resolution pin (#45876), never imported
        "@babel/core",
      ],
    },
  },
}