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@aicatch/cli

v1.4.1

Published

AICatch CLI — capture, analyze, export design tokens. Connects to an AICatch Engine.

Downloads

21

Readme

aicatch (CLI)

Client terminal officiel AICatch (protocol canon v1). Toutes les commandes passent par POST /api/v1/command.

Prérequis

  • Engine AICatch accessible (self-hosted ou fourni par l'organisation).
  • Node 18+.

Installation (public npm)

npm install -g @aicatch/cli

Ou avec npx :

npx @aicatch/cli ping

Installation (depuis le monorepo)

Depuis la racine :

npm install
npm run build -w @aicatch/protocol
npm run build -w @aicatch/cli

Configuration

| Variable | Description | Défaut | |----------|-------------|--------| | AICATCH_ENGINE_URL | URL de base de l'Engine | http://127.0.0.1:3846 | | AICATCH_API_TOKEN | Token optionnel (header X-AICatch-Token) | — |

Commandes

aicatch ping
aicatch analyze --file <path>              # png/jpg → affiche historyId + analyse
aicatch export --analysisId <id> --format css|json|figma [--out <file>]
aicatch history list [--limit N]
aicatch history get --id <entryId>
aicatch help

Exemples

# Health check
aicatch ping
# App version:        v1.2.0
# Protocol supported: 1.0
# Engine version:     1.2.0
# Engine URL:         http://127.0.0.1:3846
# Token:              disabled

# Analyser une image (le historyId sert pour export)
aicatch analyze --file ./screenshot.png

# Exporter en CSS dans un fichier
aicatch export --analysisId h-1234567890-abc --format css --out tokens.css

# Lister les 10 dernières entrées
aicatch history list --limit 10

# Récupérer une entrée
aicatch history get --id h-1234567890-abc

Erreurs

  • ECONNREFUSED : l'Engine n'est pas joignable (vérifier qu'il tourne sur le port 3846).
  • UNAUTHORIZED : token requis (définir AICATCH_API_TOKEN ou désactiver le token côté Engine).
  • HISTORY_NOT_FOUND : l'id d'historique n'existe pas (Engine redémarré ou mauvais id).