#!/bin/bash

if [ $# -ne 1 ] ; then
  echo "Usage: $0 dataset-name" >&2
  exit 1
fi

dataset_name=$1 

# strip off leading '/' if present, as not needed in the URL formed below
dataset_name=${dataset_name#/} 


port=${FUSEKI3_PORT:-8383}

## The following line helps with runing a she-bang line of:
##   '#!/usr/bin/env ruby'
## when the current script has been run from Perl under Cygwin
##
#export PATH=/usr/bin:$PATH

#wget -O - --method=DELETE "http://localhost:$port/fuseki3/$/datasets/${dataset_name}"

curl -X DELETE "http://localhost:$port/fuseki3/$/datasets/${dataset_name}"


echo ""
echo "Generates a message about database already being closed, but does seem to work OK"
echo ""

#echo ""
#echo "Early testing with this script did see it report an HTTP Reponse:"
#echo "    ERROR 500: (no description)"
#echo "The Fuseki server then no longer listed the dataset, but on the filesystem"
#echo "it was still there in the run3/databases/ directory"
#echo "Catalina.out error message:"
#echo "  Admin      INFO  [1979] DELETE dataset=/mydataset"
#echo "  Admin      WARN  [1979] RC = 500 : Already closed"
#echo ""