rk dcl

The rk dcl command manages Downloadable Component Libraries (DCLs) installed on a Roku device. You can use it to list the installed DCLs and to delete one or all of them.

See Dynamic Component Libraries (DCL) for more information about creating, loading, and consuming DCLs in your app.

Synopsis

The following syntax shows how to run the command:

rk dcl <subcommand> [options]

Subcommands

The rk dcl command has three subcommands: ls, delete, and delete-all.

ls

The ls subcommand lists installed DCL entries:

rk dcl ls [--device <id|ip|name>] [--host <ip|hostname>] [--password <pwd>] [--json]

delete

The delete subcommand deletes a specific DCL by its archive filename:

rk dcl delete <filename> [--device <id|ip|name>] [--host <ip|hostname>] [--password <pwd>] [--json]

delete-all

The delete-all subcommand deletes all installed DCL entries:

rk dcl delete-all [--device <id|ip|name>] [--host <ip|hostname>] [--password <pwd>] [--json]

Notes

The following notes apply to all rk dcl subcommands:

• DCL commands target Roku developer web server endpoints on port 80.
• Device selection follows the standard rk conventions. You can use --device to select a device. Otherwise, the command falls back to the active device.
• You can target a device directly with --host and, optionally, override the password with --password.
• You can use --json for machine-readable output.
• The rk dcl ls command returns entries in the form { archiveFileName, fileType, size }.
• The rk dcl delete and rk dcl delete-all commands use the same server fast path as rk device package. The CLI prefers the local rk server API when it is available and falls back to direct device behavior when it is not.

Related documentation

• Dynamic Component Libraries (DCL): Describes how to create, load, and consume DCLs in your app.