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bitrise-api-cli

v0.1.1

Published

Download the latest Bitrise build artifacts for a workflow from the command line.

Readme

bitrise-api-cli npm npm

Download the latest Bitrise build artifact for a workflow without clicking through the UI.

bitrise-api-cli is an unofficial Bitrise CLI focused on one job: find the latest successful build for a workflow, pick the matching artifact, and download it locally.

Quick Start

npx bitrise-api-cli@latest download \
  --token <BITRISE_TOKEN> \
  --workflow <WORKFLOW_NAME> \
  --slug <APP_SLUG>

What It Can Download

  • android-apk artifacts (default)
  • ios-ipa artifacts

For Android artifacts you can also install the downloaded file immediately:

npx bitrise-api-cli@latest download \
  --artifact android-apk \
  --install \
  --token <BITRISE_TOKEN> \
  --workflow android-release \
  --slug <APP_SLUG>

Configuration

You can combine command flags, environment variables, and .bitrise.json.

Environment Variables

  • BITRISE_API_CLI_TOKEN
  • BITRISE_API_CLI_WORKFLOW
  • BITRISE_APP_SLUG

BITRISE_APP_SLUG is usually available automatically in Bitrise CI.

.bitrise.json

{
  "token": "your-bitrise-token",
  "slug": "your-app-slug",
  "workflow": "your-workflow-name"
}

Main Flags

  • --token <token>: Bitrise API token
  • --workflow <name>: workflow whose latest successful build should be used
  • --slug <app-slug>: Bitrise app slug
  • --artifact <android-apk|ios-ipa>: artifact type to download
  • --install: install the downloaded Android artifact locally
  • --debug: print extra request and resolution details

CI Example

steps:
  - script:
      inputs:
        content: |
          npx bitrise-api-cli@latest download \
            --workflow android-release \
            --token "$BITRISE_API_CLI_TOKEN"