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@rotur/cli

v1.4.0

Published

Manage your Rotur account from the terminal

Readme

@rotur/cli

Manage your Rotur account from the terminal.

Install

npm install -g @rotur/cli

From source:

cd ~/rotur-cli
npm install && npm run build && npm link

Quick start

rotur login
rotur whoami
rotur me
rotur friends
rotur friend alice
rotur daily
rotur connect
rotur logout

Login uses the device link flow. Your token is stored at ~/.config/rotur/config.json.

Sections

| Section | What it does | |---------|----------------| | auth | login, logout, whoami | | account | profile, credits, blocks, notes | | friends | list, request, accept, remove | | following | follow / unfollow | | posts | post, feed, like | | notifications | inbox | | tokens | scoped sub-tokens | | keys | keys you own | | gifts | gift codes | | identity | public/private identity keys, signing, encryption | | cosmetics | cosmetic shop, inventory, equipment, gifts | | avatars | avatars, banners, custom backgrounds and overlays | | emojis | custom emoji collection | | trust | trust scores and account verification | | profiles | public profiles and media URLs | | groups | groups, members, roles, announcements, tips | | items | marketplace items | | storage | app-scoped key/value storage | | files | virtual account files | | stats | public network statistics | | connect | connect devices and forward local ports |

rotur help
rotur help account
rotur help friends

Shortcuts

login · logout · whoami · me · friend · unfriend · follow · unfollow · post · feed · daily · transfer · block · unblock

Connect

Keep this device online in the rotur connect dashboard:

rotur connect

Create a forward immediately:

rotur connect --port 3000 --public --forward-name dev

Device identity persists at ~/.config/rotur/connect.json. Forward configuration persists on connect server and returns after restarts.

Remote shell access is disabled by default and controlled only from connected computer:

rotur connect --shell
rotur connect --no-shell

Choice persists in local connect config.

File access is also disabled by default:

rotur connect --files
rotur connect --no-files

Incoming device-to-device files are saved into local Downloads folder.

Identity encryption

Sign and verify JSON using your Rotur identity key:

rotur identity key
rotur identity sign "hello world"
rotur identity verify @proof.json @message.json

Encrypt for the key ID from another user's signing proof, then decrypt with the matching private key:

encrypted=$(rotur identity encrypt alice "secret message")
rotur identity decrypt "$encrypted"

The CLI automatically resolves the recipient's current public key. A recipient only needs to run rotur identity key once to initialize their identity. Plain text and JSON content are both accepted; prefix a filename with @ to read it from disk. Encryption produces one URL-safe rotur_enc_v1.… string containing the authenticated envelope. --key-id is available only for selecting a specific historical key.

Use --json when redirecting structured output. Key rotation requires --yes, because envelopes addressed to the previous key cannot be decrypted through the API afterward.

Profile cosmetics and media

rotur cosmetics shop --type background
rotur cosmetics equip sunset
rotur cosmetics gift sunset alice --note "Enjoy!"
rotur avatars upload-background ./background.mp4
rotur avatars upload-overlay ./overlay.gif
rotur emojis upload party ./party.gif
rotur trust score alice

Options

rotur whoami --json     # machine-readable output

License

MIT