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@codemagic/patch-cli

v0.1.1

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Codemagic Patch CLI for releasing and managing over-the-air React Native updates

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Readme

@codemagic/patch-cli

Command-line interface for releasing and managing over-the-air (OTA) React Native updates with Codemagic Patch. Provides the cmpatch command.

Requirements

  • Node.js >= 20

Install

npm install -g @codemagic/patch-cli

Quick start

# 1. Authenticate against your Codemagic Patch server
#    (opens the dashboard sign-in in your browser; add --no-browser to just
#     print the URL, or --token <cm_pat_...> for headless machines)
cmpatch login --server-url https://updates.example.com

# 2. Set up project defaults
cmpatch init

# 3. Publish a React Native bundle as an OTA release
cmpatch release-react --deployment Staging --dry-run   # preview first
cmpatch release-react --deployment Staging

Commands

| Group | Description | | --- | --- | | release | Publish, inspect, patch, promote, and roll back OTA releases. | | management | Manage apps, deployments, and deployment history. | | auth | Authenticate, manage tokens, and manage team members. | | diagnostics | Diagnose local setup and OTA readiness (cmpatch doctor). | | config | Store defaults and inspect the effective local context. | | fingerprint | Compute fingerprints and inspect device update logs. |

Use cmpatch help <group> for the commands in a group, cmpatch help <command> for per-command usage and examples, and cmpatch --version to print the CLI version.

Output formats

Most commands accept --format json|table. When stdout is a terminal, output defaults to a human-readable table; when piped, it defaults to JSON, so the CLI is directly scriptable:

cmpatch app list --format json | jq '.apps[].name'

Configuration

  • User config: ~/.codemagic-patch/config.json — CLI-wide defaults such as serverUrl and team. Credentials are stored per server in ~/.codemagic-patch/credentials.json. Set the CODEMAGIC_PATCH_HOME environment variable to relocate this directory.
  • Project config: codemagic-patch.config.json at your project root (or a codemagicPatch key in package.json) — per-project defaults such as app, deployment, and platform-specific overrides. Created by cmpatch init.

Explicit flags always take precedence over configured defaults. Run cmpatch context to inspect the effective configuration, and cmpatch doctor to diagnose setup issues.

License

Apache-2.0