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@u2l/cli

v0.1.1

Published

U2L command-line URL shortener. Shorten links, list them, and read click stats from your terminal.

Readme

u2l

Shorten links from your terminal. The official CLI for U2L, the modern free URL shortener.

npm install -g @u2l/cli

Quick start

u2l login                     # paste your API key once (free at u2l.ai -> Settings -> API)
u2l shorten https://example.com/some/very/long/page
# -> https://u2l.ai/abc1234

Commands

u2l login [--key u2l_live_...]     Save your API key (prompts if omitted)
u2l shorten <url> [flags]          Create a short link
    --slug, -s <slug>              Custom slug (5-50 chars)
    --domain, -d <domain>          Short domain (default: auto)
    --title, -t <title>            Link title
    --qr                           Create as a QR code
u2l list [--search q] [--limit n]  Recent links with click counts
u2l stats [short-url-or-slug]      Account stats, or one link's stats
u2l delete <short-url-or-slug>     Delete a link (asks unless --yes)
u2l logout                         Remove the stored key

Examples

u2l shorten https://mysite.com/launch --slug launch24 --title "Launch day"
u2l list --search launch
u2l stats launch24
u2l delete launch24 --yes

Configuration

  • The API key is stored at ~/.config/u2l/config.json (file mode 600).
  • Set U2L_API_KEY to override it, e.g. in CI.
  • Every plan includes API access, including the free plan. Rate limits and docs: u2l.ai/developers.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or newer. Zero runtime dependencies.