pyEX/rules/__init__.py
def delete(ruleId, token='', version=''):
    '''You can delete a rule by using an __HTTP DELETE__ request. This will stop rule executions and delete the rule from your dashboard. If you only want to temporarily stop a rule, use the pause/resume functionality instead.

    Args:
        ruleId (str): The id of an existing rule to puase
    '''
    return _deleteJson('rules/{}'.format(ruleId), token=token, version=version)
You can delete a rule by using an __HTTP DELETE__ request. This will stop rule executions and delete the rule from your dashboard. If you only want to temporarily stop a rule, use the pause/resume functionality instead.

    Args:
        ruleId (str): The id of an existing rule to puase
    
You can delete a rule by using an __HTTP DELETE__ request. This will stop rule executions and delete the rule from your dashboard. If you only want to temporarily stop a rule, use the pause/resume functionality instead.
You can delete a rule by using an __HTTP DELETE__ request . This will stop rule executions and delete the rule from your dashboard . If you only want to temporarily stop a rule use the pause / resume functionality instead .
def delete(ruleId, token='', version=''):
    return _deleteJson('rules/{}'.format(ruleId), token=token, version=version)
def delete ( ruleId , token = '' , version = '' ) : return _deleteJson ( 'rules/{}' . format ( ruleId ) , token = token , version = version )
You can delete a rule by using an __HTTP DELETE__ request.
You can delete a rule by using an __HTTP DELETE__ request .
'''You can delete a rule by using an __HTTP DELETE__ request. This will stop rule executions and delete the rule from your dashboard. If you only want to temporarily stop a rule, use the pause/resume functionality instead.

    Args:
        ruleId (str): The id of an existing rule to puase
    '''
ruleId
The id of an existing rule to puase
The id of an existing rule to puase
token
version