delete-endpoint

Deletes an endpoint entry from the configuration file.

fauna delete-endpoint ENDPOINT_ALIAS

Description

The delete-endpoint command deletes a specific endpoint entry from the fauna-shell configuration file.

Arguments

Argument Description

ENDPOINT_ALIAS

The alias of the endpoint to be deleted.

Example

For the following example, the fauna-shell configuration file contains an entry for the endpoint whose alias is localhost:

default=db2

[localhost]
domain=127.0.0.1
port=8443
scheme=http
secret=secret

[cloud]
domain=db.fauna.com
scheme=https
secret=fnADS@PxN@2CE@n7z@kDa4_p6Z@fIBaZm@Qt@bYT

[db2]
domain=private.example
port=8443
scheme=https
secret=MY_ORGANIZATION_SECRET

We then run fauna delete-endpoint to delete the endpoint whose alias is localhost.

fauna delete-endpoint localhost
Are you sure you want to delete the 'localhost' endpoint? [y/n]: y

We can now see that the localhost endpoint entry is no longer in the fauna-shell configuration file.

To see the configuration file, perform one of these steps:

  1. On Linux, macOS, and other Unix-like operating systems, run the following command in a terminal:

    cat $HOME/.fauna-shell

  2. On Windows, run the following command in a command terminal:

    type %userprofile%\.fauna-shell

The output should resemble:

default=db2

[cloud]
domain=db.fauna.com
scheme=https
secret=fnADS@PxN@2CE@n7z@kDa4_p6Z@fIBaZm@Qt@bYT

[db2]
domain=private.example
port=8443
scheme=https
secret=MY_ORGANIZATION_SECRET

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