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ainfpro

v1.0.4

Published

AINF.PRO Codex CLI bootstrapper (email+password key pull via /api/cli/login).

Downloads

124

Readme

npx ainfpro

Goal: let customers run one npx ... command to complete setup automatically on Windows / macOS / Linux.

What it does:

  • Lets the user sign in in-terminal (email + password).
  • Calls /api/cli/login directly to fetch active keys (no pairing token flow).
  • Auto-selects when there is one key; prompts selection when there are multiple keys.
  • Creates a timestamped backup of existing local settings before writing new ones.
  • Optionally installs the official Codex CLI (@openai/codex).

Notes:

  • npx requires Node.js LTS to be installed first.

Usage

npx ainfpro

Local test (server/dev machine)

cd tools/ainf-gpt-npx
npm pack
npx ./ainf-*.tgz --no-install

You can also run it directly:

node bin/ainf-gpt.js --no-install

Publish to npm (so customers can run npx)

cd tools/ainf-gpt-npx
# Recommended (server/CI): token-based publish (see .npmrc)
export NPM_TOKEN="YOUR_NPM_TOKEN"
npm publish --access public

After publishing, customers can run:

npx ainfpro

Flags

  • --origin <https://ainf.pro>: override API origin (useful for local/test)
  • --no-install: do not auto-install Codex CLI (default tries when missing)
  • --install: explicitly attempt Codex CLI install (skips if already installed)
  • --show-keys: when multiple keys exist, display full keys in the list (default masks)