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@beinfi/cli

v0.2.7

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Infi CLI — init/scaffold, login, API keys, sandbox provisioning, and billing sync

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@beinfi/cli

Operator CLI for Infi — port of the Go beinfi-cli, built on @beinfi/sdk.

npm install -g @beinfi/cli
# or
bunx @beinfi/cli sandbox create

Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | infi login --token <session> | Exchange dashboard session for API key (saved to ~/.config/infi/config.json) | | infi keys list | List tenant API keys | | infi keys create | Create a new secret key | | infi keys revoke <id> | Revoke a key | | infi sandbox create | Provision claimable sandbox (ref=cli) | | infi sandbox get <id> | Poll public sandbox status | | infi sync [file] | Apply infi.company.ts (--plan for dry-run) | | infi pull [file] | Backend → infi.company.ts + lock | | infi providers [list] | BYOP connection status (provider, webhook, publishable key) | | infi providers verify <p> | Re-check a stored credential after a key rotation | | infi doctor | Setup health: products, payment provider, env | | infi go-live | Claim → connect provider → webhook → live key | | infi deploy --url <url> | Register webhook + write INFI_WEBHOOK_SECRET | | infi deploy vercel [--prod] | Vercel deploy + env sync + webhook |

Global flags

  • --key sk_... or INFI_SECRET_KEY
  • --profile <name> — config profile (default: default)
  • --local — http://localhost:8088
  • --json — machine-readable output

Scaffold

Use the separate scaffolder (not a subcommand):

npm create infi-app my-app

Config

~/.config/infi/config.json stores profiles after infi login.

Development

bun run --filter @beinfi/cli build
bun run --filter @beinfi/cli dev -- sandbox create --json --local

Connecting a payment provider

There is no infi providers connect, on purpose. Connecting decides which account a merchant's money lands in, so the backend gates it behind fresh MFA — and a step-up token is only ever minted for a dashboard session, so an API key can neither obtain nor replay one. Connect at app.beinfi.com/go-live; the CLI reports and verifies.

What this CLI does not do

Beinfi does not handle your end users' login — bring your own auth (Clerk, Supabase, NextAuth, your own) and pass that user's id as externalId.