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breweries-cli

v0.1.3

Published

CLI for the Open Brewery DB — search and explore breweries worldwide. No API key required.

Readme

breweries-cli

Unofficial CLI for the Open Brewery DB — a free, public API with data on breweries worldwide. No API key required.

Note: This is a community-maintained project and is not officially affiliated with or endorsed by Open Brewery DB.

Install

npm i -g breweries-cli
# or run without installing
npx breweries-cli --help

Requires Bun. Install it with:

curl -fsSL https://bun.sh/install | bash

Usage

breweries-cli breweries list        List breweries with filters
breweries-cli breweries get <id>    Get a brewery by OBDB ID
breweries-cli breweries search <q>  Search breweries by name
breweries-cli breweries random      Get one or more random breweries
breweries-cli breweries meta        Get total counts and metadata

Examples

# List micro breweries in Oregon
breweries-cli breweries list --by-state Oregon --by-type micro

# Search by name
breweries-cli breweries search "stone brewing" --json

# Get a specific brewery
breweries-cli breweries get madtree-brewing-cincinnati

# Get 3 random breweries as JSON
breweries-cli breweries random --size 3 --json

# Count all breweries in California
breweries-cli breweries meta --by-state California --json

# Sort by name, paginate
breweries-cli breweries list --by-city Portland --sort name:asc --per-page 10

Filters

The list and meta commands accept the following filters:

| Flag | Description | |------|-------------| | --by-city | Filter by city | | --by-country | Filter by country | | --by-name | Filter by name | | --by-state | Filter by full state name (no abbreviations) | | --by-postal | Filter by postal/ZIP code | | --by-type | Filter by type (see below) | | --by-ids | Comma-separated list of brewery IDs | | --by-dist | Sort by distance from lat,lon coordinates | | --per-page | Results per page (max 200, default 50) | | --page | Page number | | --sort | Sort field, e.g. name:asc |

Brewery types: micro, nano, regional, brewpub, large, planning, bar, contract, proprietor, closed

Global Flags

All commands support:

  • --json — output as structured JSON (recommended for scripting)
  • --format — one of: text, json, csv, yaml
  • --verbose — enable debug logging
  • --no-color — disable colored output
  • --no-header — omit table/CSV headers

Output format

With --json, all commands return:

{ "ok": true, "data": [...], "meta": { "total": 42 } }