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@contfu/cli

v0.0.12

Published

Command-line tool for managing Contfu service resources.

Readme

@contfu/cli

Command-line tool for managing Contfu service resources.

Installation

npm install -g @contfu/cli

Usage

contfu [--help] <command> [args...]

Commands

login [--no-browser]              Authenticate with the Contfu service
logout                            Clear stored credentials
status                            Show resource summary

connections list|get|create|update|delete
collections  list|get|create|update|delete
flows        list|get|create|update|delete

connections scan <id>             Scan source collections for a connection
connections add <id>              Add scanned source collections to Contfu
connections types                 List valid connection types
collections types                 Generate TypeScript types for a collection
items query  --collection <id>    Query items
items count  --collection <id>    Count items

Authentication

Credentials are stored locally after contfu login. The CONTFU_API_KEY environment variable can be used as an alternative to interactive login.

CONTFU_URL is only required for items commands — it specifies the base URL of the Contfu server that holds the data.

Scanning and adding source collections

Use contfu connections scan <connection-id> to inspect source collections available from a source connection. The default output is a table; pass --format json for automation.

Use contfu connections add <connection-id> --refs <comma-separated-refs> to add selected scanned collections to Contfu, or --all to add every scanned collection that is not already added.

In interactive terminals, contfu connections scan <connection-id> --select lets you pick multiple scanned collections and immediately add them.