delete<T extends ParseObject> method
Deletes the current object locally and online
Implementation
Future<ParseResponse> delete<T extends ParseObject>({
String? id,
String? path,
}) async {
assert(() {
final objId = objectId;
final isNotValidObjectId = objId == null || objId.isEmpty;
final isNotValidIdArg = id == null || id.isEmpty;
if (isNotValidObjectId && isNotValidIdArg) {
throw Exception(
"Can't delete a parse object while the objectId property "
"and id argument is null or empty",
);
}
return true;
}());
try {
path ??= _path;
id ??= objectId;
final Uri url = getSanitisedUri(_client, '$_path/$id');
final ParseNetworkResponse result = await _client.delete(url.toString());
return handleResponse<T>(
this, result, ParseApiRQ.delete, _debug, parseClassName);
} on Exception catch (e) {
return handleException(e, ParseApiRQ.delete, _debug, parseClassName);
}
}