public/Domain/Remove-FabricDomain.ps1
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.SYNOPSIS Deletes a Fabric domain by its ID. .DESCRIPTION The `Remove-FabricDomain` function removes a specified domain from Microsoft Fabric by making a DELETE request to the relevant API endpoint. .PARAMETER DomainId The unique identifier of the domain to be deleted. .EXAMPLE Remove-FabricDomain -DomainId "12345" Deletes the domain with ID "12345". .NOTES - Requires `$FabricConfig` global configuration, including `BaseUrl` and `FabricHeaders`. - Calls `Test-TokenExpired` to ensure token validity before making the API request. Author: Tiago Balabuch #> function Remove-FabricDomain { [CmdletBinding()] param ( [Parameter(Mandatory = $true)] [ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()] [string]$DomainId ) try { # Step 1: Ensure token validity Write-Message -Message "Validating token..." -Level Debug Test-TokenExpired Write-Message -Message "Token validation completed." -Level Debug # Step 2: Construct the API URL $apiEndpointUrl = "{0}/admin/domains/{1}" -f $FabricConfig.BaseUrl, $DomainId Write-Message -Message "API Endpoint: $apiEndpointUrl" -Level Debug # Step 3: Make the API request $response = Invoke-RestMethod ` -Headers $FabricConfig.FabricHeaders ` -Uri $apiEndpointUrl ` -Method Delete ` -ErrorAction Stop ` -SkipHttpErrorCheck ` -ResponseHeadersVariable "responseHeader" ` -StatusCodeVariable "statusCode" # Step 4: Validate the response code if ($statusCode -ne 200) { Write-Message -Message "Unexpected response code: $statusCode from the API." -Level Error Write-Message -Message "Error: $($response.message)" -Level Error Write-Message "Error Code: $($response.errorCode)" -Level Error return $null } Write-Message -Message "Domain '$DomainId' deleted successfully!" -Level Info } catch { # Step 5: Log and handle errors $errorDetails = $_.Exception.Message Write-Message -Message "Failed to delete domain '$DomainId'. Error: $errorDetails" -Level Error } } |