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Delete Asset File

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Delete Asset File is available as both a pgutil command and an HTTP Request, and will delete a file at the specified path. Note that the path must refer to an individual file (not a folder), and it's not considered an error to delete a file that does not exist.

🚀 Quick Example: Deleting a file with pgutil

This example will delete a file old-file.txt located in the folder test-files of the asset directory myAssetDirectory:

pgutil assets rm --feed=myAssetDirectory --path=test-files/old-file.txt

Command Specification (CLI)

The assets delete command is used to delete a file in the asset directory.

The --path options is always required. The --feed option is required if there is no default feed configured.

Deleting a file requires the asset directory (e.g. MyAssetDirectory) and the path of the file (e.g. test-files/old-file.txt):

pgutil assets delete --feed=myAssetDirectory --path=test-files/old-file.txt

HTTP Request Specification

To delete file, simply DELETE to the URL with the AssetDirectoryName and path to the file.

DELETE /endpoints/«AssetDirectoryName»/content/«path_to_file»

HTTP Response Specification

Response Details
200 (Success) the file is deleted from the asset directory
400 (Path Refers to folder) indicates that the path refers to a folder
401 (Authentication Required) indicates a missing, unknown, or unauthorized API Key
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