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wp_delete_comment

Delete WordPress comments by ID, either permanently or by moving to trash, to manage site content and moderation.

Instructions

Deletes a comment.

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
siteNoThe ID of the WordPress site to target (from mcp-wordpress.config.json). Required if multiple sites are configured.
idYesThe ID of the comment to delete.
forceNoIf true, the comment will be permanently deleted. Defaults to false (moved to trash).

Implementation Reference

  • MCP tool handler that extracts parameters, calls WordPressClient.deleteComment(id, force), handles errors, and returns a formatted success or error message.
    public async handleDeleteComment(client: WordPressClient, params: Record<string, unknown>): Promise<unknown> { const { id, force } = params as { id: number; force?: boolean }; try { await client.deleteComment(id, force); const action = force ? "permanently deleted" : "moved to trash"; return `✅ Comment ${id} has been ${action}`; } catch (_error) { throw new Error(`Failed to delete comment: ${getErrorMessage(_error)}`); } }
  • Tool definition in CommentTools.getTools() including name, description, input parameters schema, and handler reference.
    { name: "wp_delete_comment", description: "Deletes a comment.", parameters: [ { name: "id", type: "number", required: true, description: "The ID of the comment to delete.", }, { name: "force", type: "boolean", description: "If true, the comment will be permanently deleted. Defaults to false (moved to trash).", }, ], handler: this.handleDeleteComment.bind(this), },
  • Server-level MCP tool registration: imports all tool classes from '@/tools/index.js' (includes CommentTools), instantiates them, calls getTools() to get definitions like wp_delete_comment, builds Zod input schemas, and registers handlers with McpServer.tool().
    public registerAllTools(): void { // Register all tools from the tools directory Object.values(Tools).forEach((ToolClass) => { let toolInstance: { getTools(): unknown[] }; // Cache and Performance tools need the clients map if (ToolClass.name === "CacheTools" || ToolClass.name === "PerformanceTools") { toolInstance = new ToolClass(this.wordpressClients); } else { toolInstance = new (ToolClass as new () => { getTools(): unknown[] })(); } const tools = toolInstance.getTools(); tools.forEach((tool: unknown) => { this.registerTool(tool as ToolDefinition); }); });
  • CommentsOperations.deleteComment: Performs the actual HTTP DELETE request via base client to WordPress REST API endpoint `/wp-json/wp/v2/comments/${id}?force=${force}`.
    async deleteComment(id: number, force = false): Promise<{ deleted: boolean; previous?: WordPressComment }> { return this.client.delete(`comments/${id}?force=${force}`); }
  • WordPressClient.deleteComment: Delegates comment deletion to the modular commentsOps instance for clean separation of concerns.
    async deleteComment(id: number, force = false): Promise<{ deleted: boolean; previous?: WordPressComment }> { return this.commentsOps.deleteComment(id, force); }

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