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@flagpilot/cli

v1.0.1

Published

Official CLI for FlagPilot — manage feature flags from your terminal.

Downloads

31

Readme

@flagpilot/cli

Official command-line interface for FlagPilot — manage feature flags directly from your terminal.

Installation

npm install -g @flagpilot/cli

Verify the installation:

flagpilot --version

Login

Authenticate with your FlagPilot secret API key:

flagpilot login <your-api-key>

Your key is stored locally at ~/.flagpilotrc.json. You can also set the FLAGPILOT_SECRET_KEY environment variable instead.

Initialize Project

Point the CLI at your FlagPilot API endpoint (defaults to the hosted service):

export FLAGPILOT_SECRET_KEY=fk_secret_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Once authenticated, all commands target the project associated with your API key.

Common Commands

List all flags

flagpilot list

Create a flag

flagpilot create checkout-v2 --description "New checkout flow"

Toggle a flag

flagpilot toggle checkout-v2 on
flagpilot toggle checkout-v2 off

Set rollout percentage

flagpilot set checkout-v2 --rollout 25

List stale flags

flagpilot stale
flagpilot stale --environment production --status needs_review
flagpilot stale --json

Manage target users

flagpilot users add checkout-v2 usr_beta_1
flagpilot users remove checkout-v2 usr_beta_1
flagpilot users list checkout-v2

Authentication

The CLI authenticates using a FlagPilot secret API key. You can provide it in two ways:

  1. Login command — stored in ~/.flagpilotrc.json:

    flagpilot login fk_secret_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
  2. Environment variable — useful in CI/CD:

    export FLAGPILOT_SECRET_KEY=fk_secret_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The CLI checks for a stored key first, then falls back to the environment variable.

Documentation

Full documentation is available at tryflagpilot.com/docs.

License

MIT