Resource Deleter

A package which deletes resources from the commercetools platform.

Examples of the resources are :

• carts
• categories
• channels
• customergroups
• customers
• customobjects
• discountcodes
• inventoryentries
• orders
• payments
• productdiscounts
• products
• producttypes
• reviews
• shippingmethods
• states
• taxcategories
• types
• zones

Configuration

The constructor accepts two arguments:

• A required object containing the following values:
  • apiConfig (Object): AuthMiddleware options for authentication on the commercetools platform. (Required. See here).
  • accessToken (String): [Access token] to be used to authenticate requests to API. Requires scope of [manage_products, manage_customers, manage_types]. More info on how to get the access token here.
  • resource (String): [resource] that need to be deleted.
  • predicate (String): Query string specifying (where) predicate. More info on predicates here (Optional).
• An optional logger object having four functions (info, warn, error and debug).

Usage

npm install @commercetools/resource-deleter --global

CLI

Usage: resource-deleter [options]
Delete resource from the commercetools platform.

Options:
  --help                     Show help text.                           [boolean]
  --version                  Show version number.                       [boolean]
  --output, -o               Path to output file.            [default: "stdout"]
  --apiUrl                   The host URL of the HTTP API service.
                                              [default: "https://api.europe-west1.gcp.commercetools.com"]
  --authUrl                  The host URL of the OAuth API service.
                                             [default: "https://auth.europe-west1.gcp.commercetools.com"]
  --accessToken              CTP client access token.
                             Required scopes: ['manage_products', 'manage_customers', 'manage_types'][string]
  --projectKey, -p           API project key.                         [required]

  --resource, -r             Resource that need to be deleted.        [required]
  --confirm, -c              Confirm the resource to delete.          [boolean]
                                                               [default: "false"]
  --where, -w                specify where predicate.
  --logLevel                 Logging level: error, warn, info or debug.
                                                               [default: "info"]
  --prettyLogs               Pretty print logs to the terminal.         [boolean]
  --logFile                  Path to file where to save logs file.
                                              [default: "resource-deleter.log"]

Then you can delete resource using the cli:

- Without predicate
  resource-deleter -p my-project-key -r my-resource

- With predicate
  resource-deleter -p my-project-key -r my-resource -w my-desired-key

Info on flags

• The --output flag specifies where to output the deleted resource. Several notes on this flag:
  • The default location for status report logging is the standard output.
  • If no output path is specified, the deleted resource output will be logged to the standard output as a result, status reports will be logged to a resource-deleter.log file in the current directory.
• The where flag specifies an optional (where) query predicate to be included in the request. This predicate should be wrapped in single quotes ('single quoted predicate'). More info on predicates here.

JS

For more direct usage, it is possible to use this module directly:

import resourceDeleter from '@commercetools/resource-deleter'

const options = {
  apiConfig: {
    apiUrl: 'https://api.europe-west1.gcp.commercetools.com',
    host: 'https://auth.europe-west1.gcp.commercetools.com',
    project_key: 'my-project-key',
    credentials: {
      clientId: '*********',
      clientSecret: '*********',
    },
  },
  accessToken: '123456yuhgfdwegh675412wefb4rgb',
  resource: 'my-resource',
  predicate: 'key="my-desired-key"',
  logger: {
    error: console.error,
    warn: console.warn,
    info: console.log,
    debug: console.debug,
  },
}

const resourceDeleter = new ResourceDeleter(options)

resourceDeleter
  .run()
  .then(() => {
    console.log('resource deleted')
  })
  .catch((error) => {
    // handle error
  })