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@anaella/cli

v0.2.2

Published

Command-line tool for anaella.com — schedule and publish social posts.

Readme

@anaella/cli

Command-line tool for anaella.com — schedule and publish social posts via the /v1 API.

Install

npm i -g @anaella/cli
# or run without installing:
npx @anaella/cli --help

Auth

The API key is resolved with this precedence: --api-key flag > ANAELLA_API_KEY env var > the file saved by anaella login (~/.config/anaella/config.json, or under $XDG_CONFIG_HOME if set).

anaella login --api-key ana_xxx     # verifies the key against the API, then saves it
echo ana_xxx | anaella login        # or pipe it on stdin
anaella logout                      # remove the saved key

Commands

anaella channels                    # list connected channels
anaella post -c <channelId> -t "hello" -w now      # publish now
anaella post -c <channelId> -t "hello"              # -w/--when defaults to "draft"
anaella post -c c1 -c c2 -m https://x/a.jpg -t hi   # -c and -m are repeatable
anaella posts --limit 20 --cursor 0 # list recent posts
anaella get <id>                    # fetch one post
anaella delete <id>                 # delete a draft / cancel a scheduled post

Global options

  • --api-key <key> — override the resolved API key for this invocation.
  • --api-url <url> — override the API base URL (default https://api.anaella.com).
  • --json — print raw JSON instead of a table.

post options

  • -c, --channel <id> — channel id, repeatable, required.
  • -t, --text <text> — post text.
  • -w, --when <when>"now" | "draft" | an ISO-8601 timestamp (default draft).
  • -m, --media <url> — public media URL, repeatable.
  • --type <type>post | reel | thread | story.
  • --first-comment <text> — first comment text.