nuno / remove.command.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash # ============================================ # Lifecycle # ============================================ function cmd::remove::on_load() { flag::register --name flag::register --type flag::register --force } # ============================================ # Help # ============================================ function cmd::remove::help() { cat <<EOF Usage: wgctl remove --name <name> [options] Permanently remove a WireGuard client. This will delete the client config, keys, and remove it from the server. Options: --name <name> Full client name (e.g. phone-nuno) --force Skip confirmation prompt Examples: wgctl remove --name phone-nuno wgctl rm --name phone-nuno --force EOF } # ============================================ # Run # ============================================ function cmd::remove::run() { local name="" type="" force=false while [[ $# -gt 0 ]]; do case "$1" in --name) name="$2"; shift 2 ;; --type) type="$2"; shift 2 ;; --force) force=true; shift ;; --help) cmd::remove::help; return ;; *) log::error "Unknown flag: $1" cmd::remove::help return 1 ;; esac done if [[ -z "$name" ]]; then log::error "Missing required flag: --name" cmd::remove::help return 1 fi name=$(peers::resolve_and_require "$name" "$type") || return 1 if ! $force; then read -r -p "Are you sure you want to permanently remove '${name}'? [y/N] " confirm case "$confirm" in [yY][eE][sS]|[yY]) ;; *) log::info "Aborted" return 0 ;; esac fi log::section "Removing client: ${name}" local client_ip was_blocked=false client_ip=$(peers::get_ip "$name") peers::is_blocked "$name" && was_blocked=true peers::purge "$name" "$client_ip" "$was_blocked" || return 1 # Detach from identity after successful removal identity::auto_detach "$name" log::wg_success "Client removed: ${name}" } # _cleanup kept as a shim — callers should prefer peers::purge directly function cmd::remove::_cleanup() { local name="${1:-}" client_ip="${2:-}" was_blocked="${3:-false}" peers::purge "$name" "$client_ip" "$was_blocked" }