public function removeMedia($id, $hardDelete = false)
        {
            $parameters = [
            'query' => ['hardDelete' => $hardDelete],
            'body' => json_encode([], JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE),
            'headers' => [],
        ];

            $result = $this->delete('v1/media/' . $id . '', $parameters);
            $result = new MediaResponse($result);

            return $result;
        }
public function removeMedia($id, $hardDelete = false)
        {
            $parameters = [
            'query' => ['hardDelete' => $hardDelete],
            'body' => json_encode([], JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE),
            'headers' => [],
        ];

            $result = $this->delete('v1/media/' . $id . '', $parameters);
            $result = new MediaResponse($result);

            return $result;
        }
public function removeMedia ( $ id , $ hardDelete = false ) { $ parameters = [ 'query' => [ 'hardDelete' => $ hardDelete ] , 'body' => json_encode ( [ ] , JSON_UNESCAPED_UNICODE ) , 'headers' => [ ] , ] ; $ result = $ this -> delete ( 'v1/media/' . $ id . '' , $ parameters ) ; $ result = new MediaResponse ( $ result ) ; return $ result ; }
Delete a Media.

Deleting a Media will set it's status to removed but will retain all data and enable restoration of the Media, much like the trash bin of your operating system. To permanetly remove a Media, use the "hardDelete" flag.

@param  int           $id         the Media identifier
@param  bool          $hardDelete Prevent restoration of the Media..
@return MediaResponse
Delete a Media .