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@simplehook/cli

v0.1.3

Published

CLI for simplehook — pull webhook events, check queue status.

Readme

@simplehook/cli

Command-line interface for simplehook -- pull webhook events and inspect queue status from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g @simplehook/cli

Quick Start

# Set your API key
export SIMPLEHOOK_KEY=ak_...

# Pull the next webhook event
simplehook pull

# Wait for an event to arrive
simplehook pull --wait

# Stream events as they arrive
simplehook pull --stream

# Check queue status
simplehook status

Commands

simplehook pull

Pull webhook events from the queue.

Options:
  -n, --n <count>          Number of events to return (1-100)
  -p, --path <glob>        Filter by path glob (e.g. /stripe/*)
  -w, --wait               Long-poll: block until an event arrives
  -s, --stream             SSE stream: print events as they arrive
  -t, --timeout <seconds>  Timeout for wait/stream (default: 30)
  -l, --listener-id <id>   Listener ID for cursor tracking
  -k, --key <apiKey>       API key (or set SIMPLEHOOK_KEY)
      --server <url>       Server URL (or set SIMPLEHOOK_SERVER)

Events are printed as one JSON object per line:

# Pull up to 10 Stripe events
simplehook pull -n 10 --path "/stripe/*"

# Stream all events, piping to jq
simplehook pull --stream | jq '.path'

simplehook status

Show queue health, connected listeners, cursor positions, and per-route breakdown.

Options:
      --json               Output raw JSON
  -k, --key <apiKey>       API key (or set SIMPLEHOOK_KEY)
      --server <url>       Server URL (or set SIMPLEHOOK_SERVER)
# Pretty-printed status
simplehook status

# Machine-readable JSON
simplehook status --json

Authentication

Pass your API key via --key or the SIMPLEHOOK_KEY environment variable. Get your key from the dashboard.

Links

License

MIT