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@playform/delete

v0.1.1

Published

Delete ♻️

Readme

Delete ♻️

Delete all stale Cloudflare Pages deployments for a project or an entire account.

API Token (Bearer) ♻️

Email + Global API Key ♻️

Paginated - handles any number of deployments ♻️

CLI, Node.js module, Shell script, and Cloudflare Worker ♻️

Note

The active production deployment is never deleted.

[!IMPORTANT]

API Token auth is preferred. Create a token with Account → Cloudflare Pages → Edit permission scoped to your account.

Installation 🚀

npm install -g @playform/delete

Getting started

CLI

All flags fall back to .env values when not provided on the command line, so running Delete with no arguments will use whatever is set in .env:

Delete

or override any value explicitly:

Delete -t <Token> -i <AccountID> -p <Project>

All flags:

-V, --version                    output the version number
-e, --Email   <Email>            Account email (for Global API Key auth)
-i, --ID      <ID>               Account ID
-k, --Key     <Key>              Global API key (for Email auth)
-t, --Token   <Token>            API token (preferred over Email + Key)
-p, --Project <Project>          Pages project name (omit to process all projects)
-l, --Logger  <Logger>           Log level: 2 = verbose, 1 = summary (default), 0 = silent
-b, --Batch   <Batch>            Parallel deletions per batch (default: 10)
-d, --Delay   <Delay>            Milliseconds between batches (default: 0)
-h, --help                       display help for command

Controlling Logging

| Level | Output | | ----- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 0 | Silent - nothing printed | | 1 | Summary - project header and final deleted count only | | 2 | Verbose - batch progress and per-deployment / result (default) |

.env

Logger=2

or via CLI:

Delete -l 0

CLI -p always overrides the Project value in .env, so you can leave Project="" in .env and pass -p <name> per run.

Batching

Deletions are processed in parallel batches. Increase Batch for speed on large projects, add Delay to avoid hitting Cloudflare rate limits:

.env

Batch=25
Delay=500

or via CLI:

Delete -b 25 -d 500

Script

Source/Main.ts

await (
	await import("@playform/delete")
).default({
	Token: "your-api-token",
	ID: "your-account-id",
	Project: "your-project-name",
});

.env

Token="your-api-token"
ID="your-account-id"
Project="your-project-name"

Shell script

./Delete.sh

Reads credentials from .env. Pass a project name as the first argument or set Project= in .env to target a single project; omit both to process all projects in the account.

Worker

Deploy as a scheduled Cloudflare Worker to run on a cron trigger:

wrangler deploy

Deploy to Cloudflare Workers

Changelog

See CHANGELOG.md for a history of changes to this utility.