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@extport/cli

v0.0.8

Published

CLI for the extport extension publishing platform

Downloads

1,159

Readme

@extport/cli

Command-line client for extport — scaffold a browser extension wired for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, and push builds to every store from one command.

Install

npx extport login   # authorize this machine via your browser

No global install needed — npx extport (or pnpm dlx extport) resolves the extport bin from this package.

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | extport login / logout / whoami | Browser-based device authorization; credentials stored locally | | extport init | Scaffold a new extension project (WXT + @extport/wxt), bound to a real extport extension record from birth | | extport push | Upload a zip and publish it to configured stores — version inferred from the manifest, store targets from extport.config.json | | extport safari-build | Build, sign, and upload the Safari/Xcode target to App Store Connect (runs on your machine or CI — your Apple credentials never touch extport) |

# Push the WXT build output to every configured store
npx extport push

# Or one store, one file, explicitly
npx extport push --store chrome --file .output/my-extension-1.2.3-chrome.zip

In CI, use extport-dev/actions — same operations as GitHub Actions steps, with the version-change detection and store submission wired up.

Docs: docs.extport.dev

License

MIT