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@architect/destroy
Architect serverless framework module for destroying projects created with Architect
Architect Destroy destroys Architect-generated projects. More specifically, it destroys your projects' CloudFormation Stacks, CloudWatch Log Groups, S3 bucket used during deployment, SSM Parameters added by arc env
, and if called with --force
(or the force
param via API), destroys your DynamoDB (@tables
) databases and S3 bucket housing your static assets (@static
).
destroy({ appname, stackname, env, force, now, retries }, callback)
Destroys all infrastructure associated to your Architect app.
appname
: the name of the Architect app in question as defined in your app.arc
file.stackname
: the custom stack name (if specified during deployment, e.g. arc deploy --name foo
)env
: the stage or environment name to destroy, typical values are staging
or production
force
proceeds to destroy your app even if it contains DynamoDB tables and / or an S3 bucket containing @static
assets.now
: (boolean) immeditely destroy the app (instead of waiting the requisite 5 seconds)retries
: while waiting for a CloudFormation Stack to be destroyed, how many
times do we ping the CloudFormation API checking if the Stack has been
removed? This API is pinged every 10 seconds. If retries
is exhausted,
callback
will be invoked with an error.[4.0.5] 2024-04-29
package.json
engines.node
property to reflect changes from v4FAQs
Destroy projects created with Architect
The npm package @architect/destroy receives a total of 2,719 weekly downloads. As such, @architect/destroy popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @architect/destroy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 6 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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