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@syngy/wenji-cli

v0.1.2

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Wenji command line tool

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@syngy/wenji-cli

Wenji command line tool for account jcode login and interview activity lookup.

Install

npm install -g @syngy/wenji-cli

Login

wenji-cli auth login
wenji-cli auth login --no-open
wenji-cli auth login --profile prod
wenji-cli auth whoami
wenji-cli auth logout

auth login creates an account jcode pairing session, prints a browser URL and an 8-digit code, then polls until the web page confirms the session. The jcode is not embedded in the URL. The CLI stores access and refresh tokens under the selected local profile and refreshes the access token once on authenticated API requests when the server reports unauthorized.

Profiles

wenji-cli auth profiles list --json
wenji-cli auth profiles current --json
wenji-cli auth profiles use prod
wenji-cli auth profiles delete staging

Every command accepts --profile <name>. If omitted, the CLI uses the current profile; if no current profile exists, it uses default.

Each profile stores one selected team. Select it once before reading activities:

wenji-cli --profile prod team list
wenji-cli --profile prod team use <teamId>

Activity Commands

wenji-cli activity list
wenji-cli activity list --limit 10 --json
wenji-cli activity get <activityId>
wenji-cli activity get <activityId> --json

Use global host overrides for local or non-production environments:

wenji-cli \
  --api-base-url http://localhost:5110 \
  --account-api-base-url http://localhost:5210 \
  --account-web-base-url http://localhost:5211 \
  auth login --no-open

Credentials are stored under ~/.wenji-cli/profiles/<profile>/credentials.json. Set WENJI_CLI_HOME to redirect local storage for tests or isolated runs.