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@open-e2ee/oe

v6.1.1

Published

OpenE2EE project command-line interface

Readme

@open-e2ee/oe

This package installs the oe command through an optional native package for the current operating system and CPU. It does not download a binary during installation.

Run oe auth login to log in with a browser and accept the terms for the organization. Run oe org switch to move the session to another organization. Use oe new to create a project and its Sandbox environment, and oe config push to apply the environment sections of the config.

open-e2ee.config.ts imports defineConfig and the config types from @open-e2ee/oe/config. oe reads the file with Node.js 22.18 or later, and the file loads without node_modules. Run oe config pull to write the OpenE2EE Signal Protocol Relay policy of each active environment from the console into the file.

Run oe help for short command descriptions, exit codes, and environment variables. Run oe help COMMAND for scoped usage and flags. Under a coding agent, or with --agent yes, oe writes JSON by default. Each run writes one JSON document to stdout with a stable code and, when there is one, the next command. Run oe project connection --env sandbox to print the Relay connection URL of an environment.