% SCABBARD-NS-DELETE(1) Cargill, Incorporated | Splinter Commands

NAME

scabbard-ns-delete — Deletes a Sabre namespace.

SYNOPSIS

scabbard ns delete [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] NAMESPACE

DESCRIPTION

This command allows users to delete a Sabre namespace from the targeted scabbard service.

FLAGS

-h, --help: Prints help information.
-v: Increases verbosity. Specify multiple times for more output.

OPTIONS

-k, --key FILE: Indicates the key file to use for signing scabbard transactions. The FILE can be a relative or absolute file path, or it can be the name of a .priv file in the $HOME/.splinter/keys directory. The target file must contain a valid secp256k1 private key. This option is required.
--service-id ID: Specifies the fully-qualified service ID of the targeted scabbard service, using the format CIRCUIT_ID::SERVICE_ID. This option is required.
-U, --url URL: Specifies the URL for the splinterd REST API that is running the targeted scabbard service. (default http://localhost:8080) This option is required.
--wait SECONDS: If provided, waits the given number of seconds for the batch to commit. Displays an error message if the batch does not commit in time.

ARGUMENTS

NAMESPACE: Provides the state address prefix of the namespace to delete.

EXAMPLES

The following command removes the abcdef namespace from a scabbard service on circuit 01234-ABCDE with service ID abcd, running on the node with the REST API endpoint http://localhost:8088. The transaction will be signed with the key located in the file ~/user.priv.

$ scabbard ns delete \
  --url http://localhost:8088 \
  --service-id 01234-ABCDE::abcd \
  --key ~/user.priv \
  abcdef

The next command removes the 012345 namespace from the same scabbard service, but specifies a key in the $HOME/.splinter/keys directory by name. It also waits up to 10 seconds for the namespace deletion batch to commit.

$ scabbard ns delete \
  --url http://localhost:8088 \
  --service-id 01234-ABCDE::abcd \
  --key user \
  --wait 10 \
  012345