cleanup

The blocklet cleanup command allows you to perform specific maintenance operations on a blocklet, such as clearing its cache or resetting its backup configuration.

This command is useful for managing a blocklet's state, freeing up resources, or disabling automated features without removing the blocklet itself.

Usage#

Arguments#

Name	Description
target	Required. The cleanup operation to perform. See below for available targets.

Targets#

Target	Description
cache	Clears all cache data associated with the specified blocklet.
backup	Disables the auto-backup configuration for the blocklet by clearing its backup endpoint and disabling the feature.

Options#

Name	Description
--app-did	Required. The DID of the blocklet to clean up.

Examples#

Clear a Blocklet's Cache#

To remove all cache files for a specific blocklet, use the cache target. This can help resolve issues related to stale data.

Upon success, you will see a confirmation message listing the cleared cache keys:

Disable Auto-Backup for a Blocklet#

To disable automated backups for a blocklet, use the backup target. This action resets the backup endpoint and turns off the auto-backup setting in the blocklet's configuration.

A successful operation will produce the following output:

After performing cleanup tasks, you might want to inspect the blocklet's current configuration. You can do this using the meta command.