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airsnip

v0.2.9

Published

AirDrop for developer teams. Share code, files, and functions instantly from your terminal.

Readme


Airsnip is a CLI tool that lets developers push snippets, functions, or entire folders from their terminal and have teammates pull them instantly — no browser, no copy-paste, no Slack code blocks.

Installation

npm install -g airsnip
# or
pnpm add -g airsnip

Quick Start

  1. Log in: Authenticate via your browser.
    airsnip login
  2. Create a team:
    airsnip team create my-team
  3. Push a file:
    airsnip push file src/utils.ts --tag utils
  4. Pull a snippet (on a teammate's machine):
    airsnip pull utils
  5. Invite a teammate:
    airsnip team invite [email protected]

Command Reference

Authentication

  • airsnip login — Interactive browser-based OAuth flow.
  • airsnip logout — Clear local session.
  • airsnip whoami — Show current authenticated user and active team.

Team Management

  • airsnip team create <name> — Create a new team and set it as active.
  • airsnip team join <invite-code> — Join an existing team.
  • airsnip team invite <email> — Generate an invite link restricted to a specific email.
  • airsnip team members — List all members and their roles.
  • airsnip team switch <name> — Switch the current active team context.
  • airsnip team info — View detailed team info (plan, member count, etc).

Pushing & Pulling

  • airsnip push file <path> --tag <tag> — Share a single file.
  • airsnip push folder <path> --tag <tag> — Share an entire folder (auto-zipped).
  • airsnip push fn <name> --from <path> --tag <tag> — Extract and share a specific function using AST parsing.
  • airsnip pull <tag> — Download a snippet to its original path.
  • airsnip pull <tag> --into <path> — Download to a custom location.

Browsing & Management

  • airsnip list — View all snippets in your current team.
  • airsnip list --mine — Filter to only your own pushes.
  • airsnip list --pinned — View your bookmarked snippets.
  • airsnip search <keyword> — Search snippets by tag or path.
  • airsnip show <tag> — Preview snippet content directly in your terminal.
  • airsnip diff <tag> — Compare remote version with your local file.
  • airsnip delete <tag> — Remove a snippet.
  • airsnip rename <old> <new> — Rename a tag.
  • airsnip history <tag> — View the version history of a snippet.
  • airsnip pin <tag> — Bookmark a snippet locally.

Configuration

Initialize Airsnip in your project root to manage settings like default team and visibility:

airsnip init

Configurations are stored in .airsnip files.

📄 License

MIT