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@ultra-network/cli

v0.1.0

Published

Ultra Network CLI — `ultra <command>` for every Ultra Public API v1 operation. Spec-driven; new endpoints become new subcommands with zero code changes.

Readme

@ultra-network/cli

A spec-driven command-line client for the Ultra Network Public API v1.

Every operation in https://ultranetwork.co/api/v1/openapi.json becomes an ultra <command> subcommand. New endpoints become new subcommands automatically — no CLI code change needed.

Install

npm install -g @ultra-network/cli

Or run without installing:

npx @ultra-network/cli list_trips --limit=5

Quick start

export ULTRA_API_KEY=ulk_…
ultra --help                            # list commands grouped by resource
ultra list_trips --limit=10             # GET /api/v1/trips?limit=10
ultra get_trip --id=<uuid>              # GET /api/v1/trips/{id}
ultra create_trip --body='{"title":"Demo","client_id":"…"}'
ultra create_trip [email protected]  # read body from file
cat payload.json | ultra create_trip --body=-   # read body from stdin
ultra list_bookings --trip_id=<uuid> --status   # HTTP status on stderr

Get an API key at ultranetwork.co/contact.

Environment

| Var | Default | Purpose | |---|---|---| | ULTRA_API_KEY | (required) | Bearer key for /api/v1 | | ULTRA_API_SPEC | https://ultranetwork.co/api/v1/openapi.json | OpenAPI source | | ULTRA_API_BASE_URL | (from spec.servers[0].url) | Override server base URL | | ULTRA_API_TAGS | (all) | CSV filter — only expose operations matching these tags |

Global flags

| Flag | Purpose | |---|---| | --spec=<url\|path> | Override the spec source for one invocation | | --base-url=<url> | Override the base URL for one invocation | | --status | Print HTTP <code> + request_id to stderr | | --raw | Print response body unchanged (no JSON pretty-print) | | --quiet | Suppress progress lines on stderr | | --help, -h | Top-level help, or per-command help when a command is named | | --version, -V | Print CLI + spec version |

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | |---|---| | 0 | 2xx response | | 1 | 4xx response | | 2 | 5xx response or network failure | | 3 | Usage / parse error | | 4 | Spec load failure |

Architecture

Spec-driven dumb-pipe. At boot the CLI fetches the OpenAPI document, walks the paths, and renders one subcommand per operation. The HTTP layer is shared with the @ultra-network/mcp server so both surfaces stay in lockstep with the live API.

Docs

Licence

MIT