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@oneport-dev/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Oneport from the terminal — feedback, roadmap & changelog for teams (and agents) that ship.

Readme

@oneport-dev/cli

Oneport from the terminal — feedback, roadmap & changelog for teams (and agents) that ship. Built to be equally good for humans (interactive, guided) and AI agents (scriptable, non-interactive, JSON-first).

Install

npm install -g @oneport-dev/cli
# or run without installing
npx @oneport-dev/cli login

Quick start

oneport login                 # paste your API key, then pick a workspace
oneport posts list            # any command prompts you to log in if you aren't
oneport use <workspace>       # switch the active workspace anytime

Get an API key from the dashboard (Settings → API keys, the Agents page). Any command that needs auth will prompt you to log in first when run interactively, or exit with a clear error when run in a script.

Auth & workspaces

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | oneport login [--api-key <k>] | Store an API key; pick a workspace | | oneport logout | Clear stored credentials | | oneport whoami | Show the current identity, workspace, and API URL | | oneport workspace list | List the workspaces your key can access | | oneport use <slug> | Switch the active workspace (alias of workspace select) |

Commands

posts      list | get | create | update | search | merge | unmerge
           | comment | comments | vote | unvote
boards     list | create
roadmap
changelog  list | create | update
ship <postId> --title --content     # mark shipped + publish a changelog
webhooks   list | create | delete
domain     get | set | remove
settings   get | set | logo set|remove
context                              # brand voice + style exemplars (for agents)
api <METHOD> <path>                  # raw authenticated request — 100% coverage

Run oneport <command> --help for flags. Example raw call (the {slug} is filled from your active workspace):

oneport api GET '/v1/workspaces/{slug}/posts' --query 'sort=top'
oneport api POST '/v1/workspaces/{slug}/posts' \
  --data '{"boardSlug":"features","title":"Hi","content":"from the API"}'

For AI agents

The CLI is designed to be driven non-interactively:

  • Auth from the environment — set ONEPORT_API_KEY (and optionally ONEPORT_WORKSPACE); no login step required.
  • --json prints raw API JSON to stdout. All status/progress/prompts go to stderr, so oneport posts list --json | jq is always clean.
  • Never blocks — when not a TTY (or with --no-input, or CI=true) the CLI fails fast with an actionable message instead of prompting.
  • Stable exit codes: 0 ok · 1 runtime error · 2 usage · 3 auth required · 4 not found.
export ONEPORT_API_KEY=sk_...
export ONEPORT_WORKSPACE=acme
oneport posts list --json | jq '.[].title'
oneport context --json            # fetch brand voice before drafting a changelog

Configuration

Resolution order: flag → environment → config file → prompt (prompt only when interactive).

| Setting | Flag | Env | Config key | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | API key | oneport login --api-key | ONEPORT_API_KEY | apiKey | | Workspace | --workspace, -w | ONEPORT_WORKSPACE | workspace | | API URL | --api-url | ONEPORT_URL (ONEPORT_API_URL also works) | apiUrl |

Credentials are stored at ~/.config/oneport/config.json (mode 0600; honors $XDG_CONFIG_HOME, override with ONEPORT_CONFIG_DIR). Color honors NO_COLOR and is disabled when output isn't a TTY.

License

MIT