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Deleting Files

With rnhc you can delete what you already created with create commands.

The following points shows how to deal with deleting your files with the delete command.

Components

  1. To delete a component simply run:
rnhc delete -c <component-name>

  • This will delete the component with the given name <component-name> under the src/components/ folder.

  • If the component does not exist, rnhc will prompt the following:

src/components/<component-name>/ does not exist
  1. To delete multiple components run:
rnhc delete -c <component-name-1> <component-name-2> ...
  • This will delete only the existed components with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/ folder.
  1. To delete one or multiple components that resides in a specific path under the src/components/ folder, you can run:
rnhc delete -c <component-name-1> <component-name-2> ... -f <folder-path>
  • This will delete only the existed components with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/<folder-path>/ folder.

Atoms

  • To delete an atom simply run:
rnhc delete -c <atom-name> --atom

  • This will delete the atom with the given name <atom-name> under the src/components/atoms/ folder.

  • If the atom does not exist, rnhc will prompt the following:

src/components/atoms/<atom-name>/ does not exist
  • To delete multiple atoms run:
rnhc delete -c <atom-name-1> <atom-name-2> ... --atom

  • This will delete only the existed atoms with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/atoms/ folder.

  • To delete one or multiple atoms that resides in a specific path under the src/components/ folder, you can run:

rnhc delete -c <atom-name-1> <atom-name-2> ... -f <folder-path> --atom
  • This will delete only the existed atoms with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/<folder-path>/atoms/ folder.

Molecules

  • To delete a molecule simply run:
rnhc delete -c <molecule-name> --molecule

  • This will delete the molecule with the given name <molecule-name> under the src/components/molecules/ folder.

  • If the molecule does not exist, rnhc will prompt the following:

src/components/molecules/<molecule-name>/ does not exist
  • To delete multiple molecules run:
rnhc delete -c <molecule-name-1> <molecule-name-2> ... --molecule

  • This will delete only the existed molecules with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/molecules/ folder.

  • To delete one or multiple molecules that resides in a specific path under the src/components/ folder, you can run:

rnhc delete -c <molecule-name-1> <molecule-name-2> ... -f <folder-path> --molecule
  • This will delete only the existed molecules with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/<folder-path>/molecules/ folder.

Organisms

  • To delete an organism simply run:
rnhc delete -c <organism-name> --organism

  • This will delete the organism with the given name <organism-name> under the src/components/organisms/ folder.

  • If the organism does not exist, rnhc will prompt the following:

src/components/organisms/<organism-name>/ does not exist
  • To delete multiple organisms run:
rnhc delete -c <organism-name-1> <organism-name-2> ... --organism

  • This will delete only the existed organisms with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/organisms/ folder.

  • To delete one or multiple organisms that resides in a specific path under the src/components/ folder, you can run:

rnhc delete -c <organism-name-1> <organism-name-2> ... -f <folder-path> --organism
  • This will delete only the existed organisms with the given inputs that resides under the src/components/<folder-path>/organisms/ folder.

Screens

  1. To delete a screen simply run:
rnhc delete -s <screen-name>

  • This will delete the screen with the given name <screen-name> under the src/screens/ folder.

  • If the screen does not exist, rnhc will prompt the following:

src/screens/<screen-name>/ does not exist
  1. To delete multiple screens run:
rnhc delete -s <screen-name-1> <screen-name-2> ...
  • This will delete only the existed screens with the given inputs that resides under the src/screens/ folder.
  1. To delete one or multiple screens that resides in a specific path under the src/screens/ folder, you can run:
rnhc delete -s <screen-name-1> <screen-name-2> ... -f <folder-path>
  • This will delete only the existed screens with the given inputs that resides under the src/screens/<folder-path>/ folder.

Navigations

  1. To delete a navigation file that resides in src/screens/ folder simply run:
rnhc delete -n
  • This will delete the navigation file if it exists, if not rnhc will prompt the following:
It seems there is no navigation file in src/screens/
  1. To delete a navigation file that resides in a specific path that resides under src/screens/ folder you can run:
rnhc delete -n -f <folder-path>
  • This will delete the navigation file if it does exist under the src/screens/<folder-path>/ folder.

Redux

  • To delete a redux implementation run:
rnhc delete -r

  • This will delete the redux folder under src/ with all of its files and subfolders.

  • If redux does not exist, rnhc will prompt:

src/redux/ does not exist

  • Reducers

1 - To delete a reducer run:

rnhc delete --reducer <reducer-name>
  • This will delete the existed reducer under src/redux/reducer/ folder, if not rnhc will prompt the following:
./src/redux/reducers/<reducer-name>/ does not exist
  • It will also update the index.js file under src/redux/reducer/ folder to remove it from the import list as well as from the combineReducers function.

2 - You can even delete multiple reducers at once:

rnhc delete --reducer <reducer-name-1> <reducer-name-2> ...

3 - To delete all reducers run:

rnhc delete --reducer

  • Actions

1 - To delete an action run:

rnhc delete --action <reducer-name> <action-name>
  • If the reducer does not exist, rnhc will prompt the following:
./src/redux/actions/<reducer-name>/ does not exist
  • It will also update the necessary files to remove the action from the reducer. And in case of TypeScript projects it will remove the action type in the src/redux/index.ts.

2 - You can even delete multiple actions for a specific reducer at once:

rnhc delete --action <reducer-name> <action-name-1> <action-name-2> ...

3 - To delete all actions for a specific reducer run:

rnhc delete --action <reducer-name>

Configuration

  • To delete a configuration file run:
rnhc delete --config

  • This will delete the rnhc.config.json file at the root of the project.

  • If rnhc.config.json does not exist, rnhc will prompt:

rnhc.config.json does not exist