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@slidevids/cli

v1.0.1

Published

Initial CLI scaffold for the Public API PRD.

Readme

@slidevids/cli (Scaffold)

Initial CLI scaffold for the Public API PRD.

Commands

  • slidevids login (browser auth via localhost callback)
  • slidevids login --api-key [<key>] [--api-base-url <url>]
  • slidevids login --token <jwt> [--api-base-url <url>]
  • slidevids logout
  • slidevids whoami
  • slidevids config list (show alias supported)
  • slidevids config get api-base-url
  • slidevids config set api-base-url <url>
  • slidevids config clear-auth
  • slidevids timelines list|get|create|delete (create --file <timeline.json> supported)
  • slidevids templates list
  • slidevids renders list|status|wait|create|download|cancel (create waits by default; use --no-wait)
  • slidevids webhooks list|get|create|delete|test
  • slidevids api-keys list|get|create|delete

Notes

  • Uses /v1/* API endpoints.
  • Defaults to production API base URL: https://api.slidevids.com.
  • Reads SLIDEVIDS_API_KEY, SLIDEVIDS_TOKEN, and SLIDEVIDS_API_BASE_URL from env.
  • Stores only non-secret config in ~/.slidevids/config.json.
  • On macOS, stores API key/token in Keychain (slidevids-cli service).
  • On other platforms, falls back to ~/.slidevids/credentials.json with 0o600 permissions.
  • Add --json to return JSON-formatted output/errors for scripting.
  • slidevids.toml at project root is supported for defaults:
    • [defaults] resolution, codec, format used by renders create
    • [auth] base_url used as project-level API base URL
  • Global --token <token> overrides env/keychain auth for a single command.
  • Global --no-color disables colored output (sets NO_COLOR=1).
  • --quiet suppresses progress/info logs.
  • --debug emits request/response debug logs to stderr.
  • Browser login uses /api/jwt/cli/authorize and supports --no-browser and --timeout <seconds>.
  • Singular aliases are accepted: render, timeline, template.