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cli commands/uninstall

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deno uninstall removes dependencies from deno.json

The deno uninstall command removes dependencies specified in deno.json or package.json. It removes the dependency entry from the configuration file. Example: after running 'deno uninstall express', the express import is removed from the imports object in deno.json. Dependencies are removed from both deno.json and package.json but still persist in the global cache for future use.

deno uninstall syntax and arguments

The command syntax is 'deno uninstall [PACKAGES]' where PACKAGES are the dependency names to remove. Multiple dependencies can be removed at once by listing them separated by spaces. Example: 'deno remove express @std/http' removes both express and @std/http in a single command.

deno remove is an alias for deno uninstall

The 'deno remove' command is an alias to 'deno uninstall [PACKAGES]'. Both commands perform the same function.

deno uninstall --global flag for installed scripts

The '--global' flag (or '-g' shorthand) uninstalls globally installed scripts. Syntax: 'deno uninstall --global [SCRIPT_NAME]'. Example: 'deno uninstall --global serve' uninstalls the serve script.

deno uninstall --root flag for custom installation directory

The '--root' flag specifies a custom installation root directory for uninstalling global scripts. Syntax: 'deno uninstall -g --root /path/to/root script_name'. Example: 'deno uninstall -g --root /usr/local/bin serve' uninstalls serve from the /usr/local/bin directory.

deno uninstall works with both deno.json and package.json

The deno uninstall command can remove dependencies from either deno.json or package.json configuration files. It automatically detects which file is present in the project and removes the dependency accordingly.

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