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@skeptrune/telemetry-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Command-line client for the Telemetry body-recomposition API (browser SSO via Cloudflare Access, no API key).

Downloads

123

Readme

@skeptrune/telemetry-cli

Command-line client for the Telemetry body-recomposition API. Logs weigh-ins, meals, and measurements and prints your daily snapshot — straight from the terminal.

Authentication is browser SSO via Cloudflare Access — no API key. telemetry login opens your browser, you sign in, and a short-lived Access token is cached locally and replayed as the cf-access-token header on every request.

Install

npm install -g @skeptrune/telemetry-cli   # or: npx @skeptrune/telemetry-cli <cmd>

Or grab a standalone binary (no Node required) for your platform from the latest release.

Usage

telemetry login                      # browser SSO; caches the Access token
telemetry whoami                     # signed-in account + token expiry
telemetry status                     # today: weight, S:W ratio, calories/protein

telemetry weight log 158.2           # log a weigh-in in pounds (--kg for kilograms)
telemetry weight log 72 --kg --bf 17 --note "morning, fasted"
telemetry weight list -n 10          # recent weigh-ins
telemetry weight note 42 re-weighed  # set/clear a note on reading #42

telemetry meal describe "chicken breast + toum, skipped the salad"  # AI macros
telemetry meal list                  # meals logged today (--date YYYY-MM-DD)

telemetry measure waist 32.5         # inches (--cm for centimetres)
telemetry targets                    # your goals

telemetry logout

Point at a different deployment with telemetry login --url https://example.com. Credentials live in ~/.config/telemetry/credentials.json (override with TELEMETRY_CONFIG_DIR).

Develop

npm install
npm run build        # bundle to dist/index.js (tsup)
npm run typecheck
npm run binaries     # standalone per-platform binaries (pkg) -> binaries/

Releases are automated: conventional-commit merges to main open a Release Please PR; merging it tags cli-vX.Y.Z, publishes to npm, and attaches binaries to the GitHub Release.