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flex-cli

v1.16.0

Published

4 days ago

Sharetribe Flex CLI

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Sharetribe (Flex) CLI

A command-line interface for Sharetribe (formerly Sharetribe Flex). Sharetribe CLI enables you to manage the transaction processes and transactional email templates of your marketplaces.

To use Sharetribe CLI, you will need a marketplace and an admin user API key. You can create a Sharetribe marketplace from www.sharetribe.com/ and get credentials to Console where you can generate new API keys in your account's "Manage API keys".

Installation

Install with NPM:

npm install --global flex-cli

or with Yarn:

yarn global add flex-cli

To verify the installation and to see available commands, run:

flex-cli

Troubleshooting

flex-cli: command not found (on Windows)

If you're seeing flex-cli: command not found error on Windows and you installed Sharetribe CLI with Yarn, you need to add Yarn global bin path to the PATH environment varible.

Run yarn global bin to see the global bin path
Add it to PATH environment variable
Restart command line

For a step-by-step guide with screenshots, have a look at this blog post: 'yarn global add' command does not work on Windows

Documentation

To get started with Sharetribe CLI, see the Getting started with Sharetribe CLI tutorial in Sharetribe Docs.

Issues

If you are having problems with Sharetribe CLI, contact our support through the chat widget in Console, or ask for help in the Sharetribe Developer Slack workspace.

Development

Refer to the README for development.

License

This project is licensed under the terms of Apache License, Version 2.0.

See the LICENSE file.