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@iamvinico/cli

v0.1.4

Published

CLI for iamvini.co — browse the knowledge hub (author, posts, projects, services) from your terminal, or generate domain snapshots.

Downloads

647

Readme

@iamvinico/cli

Browse the iamvini.co knowledge hub from your terminal: author profile, posts, projects, services, status, and topics — or generate a domain snapshot (HTML / text / JSON) of everything.

Works out of the box — no API keys or configuration needed. The CLI reads the same public content the website serves.

Install

npm install -g @iamvinico/cli

Requires Node.js >= 18.

Usage

iamvinico [options] <command> [args]

Options:
  --json       Output raw JSON instead of formatted text
  -l, --lang   Locale: en (default) or pt

Commands:
  author                    Show author profile
  posts                     List posts
  post <slug>               Show a single post
  projects                  List projects
  project <slug>            Show a single project
  services                  List services
  service <slug>            Show a single service
  status                    Show status entries
  topics                    List topics
  topic <slug>              Show a single topic
  now                       Show current status and recent posts
  snapshot                  Generate snapshot files (index.html, index.txt, snapshot-v1.json)
  help                      Show this help

Examples

iamvinico posts
iamvinico post using-typescript --json
iamvinico projects -l pt
iamvinico snapshot

Snapshots

iamvinico snapshot writes three files to ./snapshot-generated/:

  • index.html — human-readable HTML page
  • index.txt — plain-text version
  • snapshot-v1.json — structured JSON of the full domain model

License

MIT