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@edpear/cli

v1.0.0

Published

EdPear CLI - Connect your account and manage API keys

Downloads

8

Readme

EdPear CLI

Command-line interface for EdPear - AI-powered educational components.

Installation

npm install -g @edpear/cli

Usage

Authentication

# Login to your EdPear account
edpear login

This will open your browser for authentication. After logging in, copy the authentication token and paste it in the terminal.

Generate API Key

# Generate a new API key
edpear generate-key

The CLI will prompt you for a name for your API key and automatically save it to your .env.local file.

Check Status

# View your account status and API keys
edpear status

Logout

# Logout from EdPear
edpear logout

Configuration

The CLI stores configuration in ~/.edpear/config.json. This includes:

  • Authentication token
  • User information
  • API keys
  • Preferences

Environment Variables

  • EDPEAR_API_URL: Override the default API URL (default: https://api.edpear.com)

Examples

Basic Workflow

# 1. Install and login
npm install -g @edpear/cli
edpear login

# 2. Generate API key
edpear generate-key

# 3. Check status
edpear status

Using with SDK

After generating an API key, you can use it with the EdPear SDK:

const { EdPearClient } = require('@edpear/sdk');

const client = new EdPearClient({
  apiKey: process.env.EDPEAR_API_KEY
});

Troubleshooting

Authentication Issues

If you're having trouble with authentication:

  1. Make sure you're logged in to the correct account
  2. Try logging out and logging back in: edpear logout && edpear login
  3. Check your internet connection

API Key Issues

If your API key isn't working:

  1. Verify the key is correct: edpear status
  2. Check your credits: edpear status
  3. Generate a new key if needed: edpear generate-key

Support

For support and questions: