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anshare

v1.4.4

Published

CLI for AnShare — share iOS and Android builds instantly

Readme

anshare

CLI for AnShare — share iOS and Android builds instantly. Upload an .ipa or .apk and get a shareable link in seconds.

Install

npm install -g anshare

Quick start

# Authenticate (get your API key from anshare.link/settings)
anshare login

# Upload a build
anshare upload app.ipa

# List recent builds
anshare builds

Commands

anshare login [apiKey]

Authenticate with your AnShare API key. Saves to ~/.anshare/config.json.

anshare login
# or pass directly
anshare login ansk_your_key_here

anshare upload <file>

Upload an .ipa or .apk build. Platform is auto-detected from the file extension.

anshare upload app.ipa
anshare upload app.apk --name "My App" --version "2.1.0" --notes "Bug fixes"
anshare upload app.ipa --expires-in 7 --open

Options:

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --name <name> | Build name (default: filename without extension) | | --version <version> | Version string (default: 1.0) | | --build-number <n> | Build number | | --notes <text> | Release notes | | --password <pass> | Password-protect the share link | | --expires-in <days> | Expire the link after N days | | --platform <IOS\|ANDROID> | Override platform detection | | --open | Open the share URL in your browser after upload |

anshare builds

List your recent builds.

anshare builds
anshare builds --limit 20

anshare whoami

Show the currently authenticated user.

anshare whoami

CI/CD usage

Set ANSHARE_API_KEY as an environment variable — no login step needed.

# GitHub Actions example
- name: Upload build
  env:
    ANSHARE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.ANSHARE_API_KEY }}
  run: anshare upload app.ipa --version ${{ github.ref_name }} --notes "Release build"

Environment variables

| Variable | Description | |----------|-------------| | ANSHARE_API_KEY | API key (overrides saved config) | | ANSHARE_API_URL | API base URL (default: https://api.anshare.link) |

License

MIT