cli-sedHow do I use CLI sed to uninstall a module?
Using the sed
command line interface (CLI) to uninstall a module involves using the -i
option to make in-place edits to a file. The -i
option takes a regular expression as an argument. This expression is used to find and replace specific parts of the file.
For example, to uninstall a module called mymodule
, the following command can be used:
sed -i "/mymodule/d" /path/to/module/config.json
This command will delete any line containing the string mymodule
from the file /path/to/module/config.json
.
The parts of the command are:
sed
- the command to run-i
- the option to make in-place edits/mymodule/d
- the regular expression to find and replace/path/to/module/config.json
- the file to edit
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