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@quicksnip/cli

v0.1.2

Published

Production-ready QuickSnip CLI for the v1 Developer API

Downloads

270

Readme

QuickSnip CLI

QuickSnip CLI gives you direct access to QuickSnip from the terminal.

  • Website: https://quicksnip.in
  • Developer docs: https://quicksnip.in/documentation/developer

Install

npm install -g @quicksnip/cli
# or
pnpm add -g @quicksnip/cli

One-off usage:

npx @quicksnip/cli --help

Quick Start

  1. Create a Personal Access Token in QuickSnip.
  2. Log in from the terminal:
qs auth login
qs whoami
  1. Save your first snippet or command:
qs snippet add --title auth-helper --file ./src/auth.ts --tags auth,backend
qs commands create --title build-server --language bash --code "pnpm dev"

Common Commands

qs auth status
qs config get
qs snippets list --language typescript
qs commands run "build server"
qs snippet publish <id>
qs snippet link <id>

Configuration

The CLI uses https://quicksnip.in by default.

Override when needed:

qs config set baseUrl https://quicksnip.in
qs config set output json

Environment variables:

export QUICKSNIP_API_KEY=your_pat_here
export QUICKSNIP_BASE_URL=https://quicksnip.in

Publishing To npm

From the repository root:

pnpm --filter @quicksnip/cli test
pnpm --filter @quicksnip/cli publish --access public

Before publishing:

  • bump the version in apps/cli/package.json
  • confirm the production API is live at https://quicksnip.in
  • confirm the docs page is updated at https://quicksnip.in/documentation/developer

More Help

  • Website: https://quicksnip.in
  • Docs: https://quicksnip.in/documentation/developer
  • CLI help: qs --help