Deleting folders from within an app

Shell would do the job perfectly, but You probably have a problem that either:
1- You don't have privileges to delete that folder
2- Folder has items inside, and can't be deleted using only rm,
but needs rm -rf to remove it recursively, in simple words kill it and whatever is in the folder.
Another thing is forming a path for the shell.
Simplest way is to insert {conformpath max boot} between the absolute path
and message {rm -rf $1} -> shell
That would format a path like :
"Macintosh HD:/Users/User ABC/Documents/Max 7/Library/"
into :
"/Volumes/Macintosh HD/Users/User ABC/Documents/Max 7/Library/"
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In case of folder that needs admin privileges to be deleted,
message like this needs to be used:
{echo 'pass' | sudo -S rm -rf $1}
'pass' should be the admin password, like ' ha ha ha this is my password'