This section provides detailed information about the Resource Deletion API, which allows users to delete resources from the system.
Overview
The Resource Deletion API is designed to facilitate the deletion of various resources within the system. This includes files, databases, and other types of data that are no longer needed or are taking up unnecessary space.
Endpoints
The following endpoints are available for the Resource Deletion API:
/delete/file/<file_id>: Deletes a specific file by its ID./delete/database/<database_id>: Deletes a specific database by its ID./delete/resource/<resource_id>: Deletes a generic resource by its ID.
Usage
To delete a resource, you need to send a DELETE request to the appropriate endpoint with the resource ID in the URL.
For example, to delete a file with ID 12345, you would send a DELETE request to /delete/file/12345.
Response
The API will return a JSON response indicating the success or failure of the deletion operation. A successful deletion will return a status code of 200, while a failure will return a status code of 400 or 404.
{
"status": "success",
"message": "Resource deleted successfully."
}
Security
To ensure the security of the API, all requests must be authenticated using an API key. The API key should be included in the request header as follows:
Authorization: Bearer <api_key>
Additional Resources
For more information about the Resource Deletion API, please refer to the following documentation: