blockenv clean

warning

This command will remove configurations and mods. Use with caution.

Usage

blockenv clean [options]

Clean the testing environment

Options

Option	Description
-s, --side <side>	Whether to clean the server or client (choices: "client", "server")
-e, --environment <environment>	The environment to clean
-h, --help	display help for command

Description

Cleans up the BlockEnv client environment by removing files and directories. This is useful for resetting the environment or freeing up space. The following items are removed when this command is executed (* indicates all files and directories within the specified directory):

• config/*
• defaultconfigs/*
• downloads/* (client-side only)
• logs/*
• mods/*
• resourcepacks/* (client-side only)
• shaderpacks/* (client-side only)
• world/ (server-side only)
• options.txt (client-side only)
• servers.dat (client-side only)
• servers.dat_old (client-side only)
• usercache.json
• usernamecache.json
• whitelist.json (server-side only)
• ops.json (server-side only)
• banned-ips.json (server-side only)
• banned-players.json (server-side only)

Examples

Display the help message for the clean command:

blockenv clean --help

Clean up the BlockEnv client environment:

blockenv clean --side client

Clean up the BlockEnv server environment:

blockenv clean --side server

Clean up a BlockEnv environment named myenv (This requires a blockenv.config.json configuration file):

Command

blockenv clean --environment myenv

blockenv.config.json

{
    // ...
    "environments": {
        "myenv": {
            "type": "client", // or "server"
            // ...
        }
    }
    // ...
}