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@superyachttimes/sytiq-api-cli

v1.0.5

Published

CLI tool and module for interacting with SYT iQ API

Readme

SYT iQ API - CLI

A TypeScript CLI tool and module for interacting with the SYT iQ API.

Installation

npm install -g @superyachttimes/sytiq-api-cli

Usage

As a CLI Tool

Run the interactive CLI:

sytiq

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The CLI will:

  1. Prompt for your API key (stored in ~/.syt-iq-api/credentials)
  2. Ask what action you'd like to perform
  3. Prompt for any required identifiers (IMO, MMSI, or SYT iQ ID)
  4. Ask where to save the results JSON file
  5. Execute the API calls and save the results

As a Module in Your Code

Class-based Approach

import { SYTIQApiClient } from '@superyachttimes/sytiq-api-cli'

const client = new SYTIQApiClient('your-api-key')

// Fetch by IMO
const yacht = await client.fetchYachtByIMO('1234567')

// Fetch by MMSI
const yacht = await client.fetchYachtByMMSI('123456789')

// Fetch by SYT iQ ID
const yacht = await client.fetchYachtBySYTIQId('abc123')

// Fetch all yachts with progress tracking
const yachts = await client.fetchAllYachts({
  onProgress: (current, total) => {
    console.log(`Progress: ${current}/${total}`)
  },
})

Function-based Approach

import { fetchYachtByIMO, fetchYachtByMMSI, fetchYachtBySYTIQId, fetchAllYachts } from '@superyachttimes/sytiq-api-cli'

const yacht = await fetchYachtByIMO('your-api-key', '1234567')
const allYachts = await fetchAllYachts('your-api-key')

Development

# Build TypeScript
npm run build

# Run in development mode
npm run dev

Project Structure

src/
  api/
    client.ts          # API client class
  utils/
    credentials.ts     # Credential management
    fileUtils.ts       # File operations
  cli.ts              # CLI interface
  index.ts            # Module exports

Notes

  • Credentials are stored in ~/.syt-iq-api/credentials with restricted permissions (600).
  • The "fetch all yachts" operation makes approximately 14.5k API calls and includes a progress indicator.