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@sachinkesiraju/wrklog

v0.1.0

Published

Command-line client for Wrklog.

Downloads

23

Readme

wrklog

Command-line client for Wrklog. Write, push, and publish entries from the terminal.

Install

curl -fsSL https://wrklog.dev/install.sh | sh

Requires Node 20+. The installer is a thin wrapper around npm i -g @sachinkesiraju/wrklog (the binary is still called wrklog).

Quick start

wrklog login                 # GitHub device flow
wrklog new "morning notes"   # creates a draft, opens $EDITOR
# (write in Markdown, save, quit)
wrklog publish <id>          # push + publish in one step
wrklog list                  # see your entries

Commands

| | | |---|---| | wrklog login | Authenticate with GitHub via device flow. Token stored at ~/.config/wrklog/config.json (mode 0600). | | wrklog logout | Revoke the token on the server and delete the local config. | | wrklog whoami | Print the signed-in account. | | wrklog new [title] | Create a draft and open it in $EDITOR (or $VISUAL). The draft Markdown is stored at ~/.wrklog/drafts/<id>.md. | | wrklog push <id\|slug\|file.md> | Convert the local Markdown to TipTap JSON and save the draft on the server. | | wrklog publish <id\|slug\|file.md> | Push the latest local body, then publish. | | wrklog list [--drafts\|--published] | List your entries. |

Flags

  • --json — treat the file as raw TipTap JSON (skip Markdown conversion). Useful for power users embedding nodes the CLI's Markdown converter doesn't support yet (commit/PR/issue/repo cards — coming in v0.2 via wrklog:* fenced directives).
  • --no-edit — don't open $EDITOR after wrklog new.

Environment

  • WRKLOG_HOST — point the CLI at a different host. Default: https://wrklog.dev. Useful for local dev: WRKLOG_HOST=http://localhost:3000 wrklog list.
  • EDITOR / VISUAL — editor used by wrklog new. Default: vi on POSIX, notepad on Windows.

What v0.1 supports

| Markdown | TipTap node | Status | |---|---|---| | # Title (first H1) | heading level 1 — used as the entry title | ✓ | | ## … ### … | heading 2 / 3 | ✓ | | Paragraphs | paragraph | ✓ | | **bold** *italic* code [link](url) | marks | ✓ | | ``` fences with lang | codeBlock with language | ✓ | | - item / 1. item | bulletList / orderedList + listItem | ✓ | | - [ ] task / - [x] done | taskList + taskItem | ✓ | | > quote | blockquote | ✓ | | --- | horizontalRule | ✓ | | ![alt](src "title") | image | ✓ | | commit / PR / issue / repo cards | commitCard etc. | v0.2 — use --json for now |

Files written

  • ~/.config/wrklog/config.json — host + bearer token (chmod 0600)
  • ~/.wrklog/drafts/<id>.md — local working copy of each draft

Auth model

The bearer token is opaque (wrk_<base64url>) and tied to your GitHub login. The server stores only the SHA-256 hash, so a database leak cannot reveal active tokens. wrklog logout deletes the row, immediately invalidating the token.