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context:delete Command

Last updated: 2025-10-09 (Europe/Paris)

Removes the files generated for a context resource—models, controllers, policies, Filament resources, etc.—after an interactive prompt. This is the counterpart to context:make.

Usage

php artisan context:delete {name} --context={ContextName?}
  • name (required) — Resource to clean up (StudlyCase).
  • --context (optional) — Target context (defaults to Core).

You’ll be prompted to select which artifacts to delete (Model, Migration, Controller, API Controller, Requests, Factory, Policy, Resource, Filament Resource, Repository, Action, DTO, Contract, Provider, Event, Middleware, Observer, Job, Notification, Listener, Mail, Rule, Cast, Scope, Trait, Enum, Seeder, Command, Config, Interface). Each option maps to the files created by context:make; repository cleanup also removes bindings via make:repository:delete, and global assets (seeders, commands, configs, interfaces) are removed from their framework directories.

Prefer delete:rawdigs-domain; the legacy delete:deepdigs-domain alias remains available for old scripts.

Composer & Sail Shortcut

composer run context:delete -- Artist --context=Creators

The composer script auto-detects Sail. To run it manually:

./vendor/bin/sail artisan context:delete Artist --context=Creators
  • docs/commands/context-make.md — How resources are scaffolded.
  • docs/contexts/accounts/entity-diagram.md — Relationship between Accounts and creator artifacts.