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fcemail

v0.3.1

Published

FreeCustom.Email CLI — Manage disposable inboxes from your terminal.

Readme

fce — FreeCustom.Email CLI

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  FreeCustom.Email
  disposable inbox API

Manage disposable inboxes, extract OTPs, and stream real-time email events from your terminal — in under 30 seconds.


Install

curl -fsSL freecustom.email/install.sh | sh

(Or use your preferred package manager below)

macOS/Linux (Homebrew)

brew tap DishIs/homebrew-tap
brew install fce

Windows (Scoop)

scoop bucket add fce https://github.com/DishIs/scoop-bucket
scoop install fce

Windows (Chocolatey)

choco install fce

Shell Script (macOS/Linux)

curl -sSfL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DishIs/fce-cli/main/scripts/install.sh | sh

Go install

go install github.com/DishIs/fce-cli@latest

Update

When a new version is released, you can update the CLI using your package manager:

Homebrew

brew update
brew upgrade fce

Scoop

scoop update fce

Chocolatey

choco upgrade fce

NPM

npm install -g fcemail@latest

Shell Script Simply re-run the installation command or use the built-in update:

fce update

Uninstall

To remove the CLI and all local configuration:

  1. Clear Config & Credentials

    fce uninstall

    (This clears your API key and local cache)

  2. Remove the Binary

    • Homebrew: brew uninstall fce
    • Scoop: scoop uninstall fce
    • Choco: choco uninstall fce
    • NPM: npm uninstall -g fcemail
    • Manual: sudo rm /usr/local/bin/fce

Or download a binary from Releases.


Quick start

# 1. Login — opens your browser
fce login

# 2. Watch a random inbox for emails in real time
fce watch random

# 3. Or watch a specific one
fce watch [email protected]

Commands

| Command | Description | Plan required | |---------|-------------|---------------| | fce login | Authenticate via browser | Any | | fce logout | Remove stored credentials | Any | | fce status | Account info, plan, inbox counts | Any | | fce usage | Request usage for current period | Any | | fce inbox list | List registered inboxes | Any | | fce inbox add <addr> | Register a new inbox | Any | | fce inbox add random | Register a random inbox | Any | | fce inbox remove <addr> | Unregister an inbox | Any | | fce messages <inbox> [id] | List messages or view a specific message | Any | | fce domains | List available domains | Any | | fce watch [inbox\|random] | Stream emails via WebSocket | Startup+ | | fce otp <inbox> | Get latest OTP from an inbox | Growth+ | | fce dev | Instantly register a dev inbox and start watching | Any | | fce update | Update the CLI to the latest version | Any | | fce uninstall | Remove all local config and credentials | Any | | fce version | Show version info | Any |


Automation, CI/CD & AI Agents

fce-cli provides native support for scripting, automation, CI/CD pipelines, and agentic AI workflows. You can strictly format the output to json or csv and suppress all terminal UI components using global flags.

Global Flags:

  • --format, -f : Set output format to text (default), json, or csv.
  • --limit, -l : Limit the number of results returned (0 for all).
  • --silent, -s : Suppress non-essential output (automatically enabled for json/csv).
# Get your account status in JSON format
fce status --format json

# List the last 5 emails in CSV format
fce messages [email protected] --format csv --limit 5

# Extract OTP silently in a CI/CD pipeline
OTP_JSON=$(fce otp [email protected] --format json)

Examples

# Register + watch a random inbox
fce inbox add random
fce watch random

# Watch a specific inbox (Startup plan+)
fce watch [email protected]

# Get the latest OTP (Growth plan+)
fce otp [email protected]

# Check quota
fce usage

# List all your inboxes
fce inbox ls

Authentication

fce login opens your browser to www.freecustom.email. Sign in with GitHub, Google, or a magic link — a new API key is created and stored securely in your OS keychain (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, Linux Secret Service / libsecret).

You can also set the FCE_API_KEY environment variable to skip the keychain entirely — useful in CI:

export FCE_API_KEY=fce_your_key_here
fce status

Plan limits

| Feature | Free | Developer | Startup | Growth | Enterprise | |---------|------|-----------|---------|--------|------------| | All basic commands | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | | fce watch (WebSocket) | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ | ✓ | | fce otp | ✗ | ✗ | ✗ | ✓ | ✓ |

Upgrade at: https://www.freecustom.email/api/pricing


Build from source

git clone https://github.com/DishIs/fce-cli
cd fce
go build -o fce .
./fce --help

Cross-platform release build (requires goreleaser):

goreleaser build --clean --snapshot
# Binaries in dist/

CI usage

# GitHub Actions example
- name: Get OTP
  env:
    FCE_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.FCE_API_KEY }}
  run: |
    fce inbox add random > /tmp/inbox.txt
    INBOX=$(cat /tmp/inbox.txt | grep -o '[a-z0-9@.]*')
    # trigger your app to send email to $INBOX
    OTP=$(fce otp $INBOX)
    echo "OTP: $OTP"

License

MIT © FreeCustom.Email

Observability Commands

You can view the event timeline and debug insights for any inbox directly from the CLI.

# View the event timeline and latencies
fce timeline <[email protected]>

# View delivery insights and failure flags (Requires Growth+)
fce insights <[email protected]>