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@ycadence/cli

v0.6.0

Published

YCadence from the command line: work items, states, cycles and imports.

Readme

@ycadence/cli

Work with YCadence from the command line: list, create, update, close and move work items, read and set up states, labels, cycles and views, triage intake, and run imports from CSV, Jira, Linear or GitHub exports.

Install

npm install -g @ycadence/cli
# or run it once, without installing
npx @ycadence/cli help

If npm is unavailable

Each release is mirrored to GitHub Packages when the npm publish fails, as @yarlisaisolutions/ycadence-cli. It needs a GitHub token with read:packages:

# ~/.npmrc
@yarlisaisolutions:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com
//npm.pkg.github.com/:_authToken=${GITHUB_TOKEN}
npm install -g @yarlisaisolutions/ycadence-cli

The package installs two commands that behave the same: ycadence, and devpulse, the name from before the rename.

Sign in

Behind Google IAP (the Yarlis instances): open the web app, go to Settings → Account → Command line, click Copy command, and run it. It looks like this:

ycadence login --setup ycs1.…

It prints a code and a google.com/device link. Approve it with your work account and the CLI finishes by itself: the instance issues this machine a personal token, and everything secret goes into your OS keychain. Then:

ycadence doctor

The full walkthrough, troubleshooting and the admin setup are in docs/cli/getting-started.md.

Anywhere else, sign in with a personal token from Settings → Account → API tokens:

ycadence login --url https://ycadence.example.com --api-key-stdin < key.txt
ycadence config set project <projectId>      # a default project for this profile
ycadence doctor                              # checks configuration and connectivity

Profiles live in ~/.config/ycadence/config.json ($XDG_CONFIG_HOME aware); switch with --profile <name> or ycadence config use <name>. The API key is kept in the OS keychain (macOS Keychain, or the Secret Service through secret-tool), else in a credentials.json with mode 0600.

Environment variables still win, so CI needs nothing else:

export YCADENCE_URL=https://ycadence.example.com
export YCADENCE_API_KEY=yc_live_p_...        # a project, organization or personal key
export YCADENCE_IDENTITY_TOKEN=...           # only behind Google IAP; lasts about an hour

When a YCADENCE_* variable is unset, the CLI reads the older DEVPULSE_* name instead, and doctor tells you which one it used.

Commands

ycadence <resource> <verb> [arguments] [flags]. The full, generated reference is docs/cli/reference.md.

ycadence work list|get|create|update|close|transition|delete
ycadence states list            ycadence labels list|create
ycadence cycles list|show|create|add
ycadence views list|create      ycadence types list
ycadence intake list|submit|triage
ycadence import preview|run|status|list
ycadence login                  ycadence auth status|logout|token
ycadence config list|get|set|unset|profiles|use|path
ycadence doctor                 ycadence completion bash|zsh|fish

Every command takes --format json (a stable { ok, data, nextCursor, requestId } envelope; errors go to stderr as { ok: false, error: { code, message, status, … } }), --fields, --quiet, --verbose, --dry-run for writes, --idempotency-key, --retry, --limit, --cursor and --all. Exit codes: 0 ok, 1 failure, 2 usage, 3 not found, 4 permission, 5 conflict, 6 validation, 75 temporary (retry), 78 configuration.

The original commands still work, with a deprecation notice: work-item list|create|show|close, states <projectId>, cycles <projectId>, and import preview|run|list <projectId>. For a short name, alias yc=ycadence.

Requires Node 18 or later. The package is self-contained and installs no other packages.

License

Apache-2.0