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@axisapi/statusline

v0.1.2

Published

AxisAPI statusline for Claude Code, with CCSwitch provider detection.

Downloads

503

Readme

@axisapi/statusline

AxisAPI StatusLine for Claude Code. It detects your AxisAPI provider from environment variables, Claude Code settings, or CCSwitch, then writes Claude Code statusLine config automatically.

Install

npm install -g @axisapi/statusline

Initialize

axisapi-statusline init

If auto-detection fails:

axisapi-statusline init --base-url https://axisapi.cn --api-key sk-axis-xxxx --model claude-sonnet-4-5

Commands

axisapi-statusline          # render statusline; Claude Code calls this
axisapi-statusline init     # initialize local config and Claude Code statusLine
axisapi-statusline sync     # resync AxisAPI provider from env / Claude settings / CCSwitch
axisapi-statusline doctor   # check config and API connectivity
axisapi-statusline config   # show local config with masked key
axisapi-statusline clear-cache

Backend API contract

The CLI calls:

GET /api/statusline/me
Authorization: Bearer <AxisAPI API Key>

Expected JSON:

{
  "platform": "AxisAPI",
  "balance": 23.8,
  "currency": "CNY",
  "todayCost": 1.24,
  "channel": "Claude-A",
  "modelDisplayName": "Sonnet 4.5"
}

The rendered statusline may look like:

AxisAPI ¥23.80 · 今日 ¥1.24 · Claude-A · Sonnet 4.5 · 32%

Files

  • ~/.axisapi/statusline.json stores AxisAPI statusline config.
  • ~/.axisapi/cache.json stores short-lived API cache.
  • ~/.claude/settings.json is patched with Claude Code statusLine.
  • ~/.cc-switch/cc-switch.db is scanned for AxisAPI provider when available.

Development

npm install
npm run check
npm link
axisapi-statusline init --base-url https://axisapi.cn --api-key sk-axis-test
axisapi-statusline doctor

Publish

npm login
npm publish --access public