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@fingerprintiq/cli

v0.1.1

Published

Command-line tool for FingerprintIQ — login, init projects, ping the API, manage keys.

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Keywords

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Readme

@fingerprintiq/cli

Command-line companion for FingerprintIQ. Authorize a project, drop a key into your .env, and ping the API — without leaving the terminal.

Install

npm install -g @fingerprintiq/cli
# or run on demand
npx @fingerprintiq/cli login

Both fingerprintiq and the shorter fiq aliases are installed.

Quick start

fiq login              # browser auth, key saved to ~/.config/fingerprintiq/config.json
fiq init               # writes FINGERPRINTIQ_API_KEY=… to ./.env
fiq ping               # health check against the API
fiq ping iq_abc123     # fetch a visitor record
fiq open dashboard     # open the web dashboard
fiq logout             # remove saved key

Commands

| Command | What it does | |---|---| | login | Browser device-code grant. Saves the minted key locally. --no-open skips opening the browser; --client-name sets the consent label (default fingerprintiq-cli). | | logout | Deletes ~/.config/fingerprintiq/config.json. | | whoami | Prints the masked key prefix, source (env vs config), and project. | | init | Writes FINGERPRINTIQ_API_KEY=… into ./.env (replacing any prior line). Use --env-file path/to/.env to target a different file. | | ping [visitorId] | No arg: hits /v1/query/schema to confirm the API is reachable. With a visitor ID, prints the visitor JSON. | | keys list | Opens the dashboard's API Keys page (key management is session-auth-only). | | open <page> | Opens dashboard, docs, keys, mcp, settings, or home in your browser. | | version / --version | Prints the CLI version. | | help / --help | Prints usage. |

Configuration

The CLI reads its key in this order:

  1. FINGERPRINTIQ_API_KEY environment variable (highest priority — useful in CI).
  2. ~/.config/fingerprintiq/config.json (set by login).

FINGERPRINTIQ_API_URL overrides the API base (default https://fingerprintiq.com). XDG_CONFIG_HOME overrides the config directory.

Why a CLI?

The dashboard works fine for one-off setup. The CLI exists so:

  • AI agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex…) can run fiq login instead of curl-piping a device-code grant.
  • Project bootstrap is one command: fiq login && fiq init puts the key on disk and in your project.
  • Sanity-checking API reachability from a server / CI box doesn't require finding the key.

License

MIT