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atmn

v1.0.2

Published

The CLI tool for [Autumn](https://useautumn.com)'s REST API.

Readme

Autumn CLI

The CLI tool for Autumn's REST API.

Features

  • Create your features and plans in-code.
  • Authenticate with the CLI tool.
  • Easily push and pull changes to and from Autumn.

Usage

Usage: atmn [options] [command]

Options:
  -h, --help      display help for command

Commands:
  push [options]  Push changes to Autumn
  pull [options]  Pull changes from Autumn
  init            Initialize an Autumn project.
  auth [options]  Authenticate with Autumn
  dashboard       Open the Autumn dashboard in your browser
  version         Show the version of Autumn
  help [command]  display help for command

Getting started

Run npx atmn init in your project folder. This will prompt you to authenticate with Autumn and downloads your Autumn keys to the root level .env.

If you make a change locally in your autumn.config.ts file and you'd like to push, simply run the push command:

npx atmn push

Likewise, to pull changes from Autumn, run the pull command:

npx atmn pull

If you'd like to access your production environment, go to your .env and uncomment out the production key, and comment out your sandbox key.

Example autumn.config.ts

import {
	feature,
	plan,
	planFeature,
} from 'atmn';

export const seats = feature({
	id: 'seats',
	name: 'Seats',
	type: 'continuous_use',
});

export const messages = feature({
	id: 'messages',
	name: 'Messages',
	type: 'single_use',
});

export const pro = plan({
	id: 'pro',
	name: 'Pro',
	description: 'Professional plan for growing teams',
	add_on: false,
	auto_enable: false,
	price: {
		amount: 50,
		interval: 'month',
	},
	features: [
		// 500 messages per month
		planFeature({
			feature_id: messages.id,
			granted: 500,
			reset: { interval: 'month' },
		}),

		// $10 per seat per month
		planFeature({
			feature_id: seats.id,
			granted: 1,
			price: {
				amount: 10,
				interval: 'month',
				billing_method: 'usage_based',
				billing_units: 1,
			},
		}),
	],
});

export default {
	features: [seats, messages],
	plans: [pro],
};