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ff1-cli

v1.0.1

Published

CLI to fetch NFT information and build DP1 playlists using Grok API

Readme

FF1-CLI

A small Node.js CLI for building DP-1 playlists from NFT collections.

FF1-CLI turns a simple prompt into a DP-1–conformant playlist you can preview on an FF1. The model orchestrates; deterministic tools do the real work (schema validation, indexing, JSON‑LD). If something comes back invalid, validation rejects it and we loop until it’s right.

Install

npm i -g ff1-cli

One-off Usage (npx)

npx ff1-cli config init
npx ff1-cli chat

Quick Start

Set your LLM API key first (default Grok): export GROK_API_KEY='xai-your-api-key-here'

ff1 config init
ff1 chat
ff1 play "https://example.com/video.mp4" -d "Living Room Display" --skip-verify

Dev Quick Start

Set your LLM API key first (default Grok): export GROK_API_KEY='xai-your-api-key-here'

npm install
npm run dev -- config init
npm run dev chat
npm run dev -- play "https://example.com/video.mp4" -d "Living Room Display" --skip-verify

Documentation

  • Getting started, config, and usage: ./docs/README.md
  • Function calling architecture: ./docs/FUNCTION_CALLING.md
  • Examples: ./docs/EXAMPLES.md

Scripts

npm run dev            # Run CLI in dev (tsx)
npm run build          # Build TypeScript
npm run lint:fix       # Lint + fix

License

MIT