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@flakemetry/cli

v0.2.1

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Command line interface for Flakemetry

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@flakemetry/cli

Command line interface for Flakemetry.

Install

pnpm add -D @flakemetry/cli

Usage

npx flakemetry config          # print the resolved configuration and where it came from
npx flakemetry config --json   # machine-readable output

config resolves flakemetry.yml, layers environment overrides on top, and shows the result together with the config file it used. The ingest token is redacted in the output — only its prefix is shown, never the secret.

Configuration resolution and the full list of environment variables are documented in configuration.md.

Status

The command surface is intentionally small for now — more commands (quarantine management, run inspection) land as the platform grows.

License

MIT © Andrii Kohut