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lnkgo

v0.1.5

Published

Command-line client for Lnkgo branded tracked links, QR codes, analytics, and custom domains.

Downloads

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Maintainers

citedycitedy

Keywords

lnkgourl-shortenerbranded-linksqr-codeanalyticsagents

Readme

lnkgo

Command-line client for Lnkgo branded tracked links.

npx lnkgo init --email [email protected]
export LNKGO_VERIFICATION_CODE="<email-code>"
export LNKGO_API_KEY="$(
  npx lnkgo init --email [email protected] --code "$LNKGO_VERIFICATION_CODE" \
    | jq -r '.api_key'
)"
npx lnkgo create --url https://example.com/launch
npx lnkgo create --url https://example.com/launch --expire 12h
npx lnkgo qr <link-id> --output lnkgo-qr.png
npx lnkgo analytics <link-id>
npx lnkgo analytics <link-id> --csv

The default API base is https://api.lnkgo.app; the default short-link domain is lnkgo.app. Pass --domain links.example.com only after that custom domain is verified.

--expire <duration> is CLI sugar for the existing API expires_at field. Supported units are minutes, hours, and days, for example 30m, 12h, or 20d. The CLI converts the duration to an ISO timestamp before creating the link.

lnkgo analytics --csv formats the current aggregate analytics JSON response as CSV. It is not a raw click export and does not create a hosted report link.

Agent Skill

Install the public Lnkgo skill from GitHub:

npx --yes skills add citedy/lnkgo --skill lnkgo -a codex -g -y
npx --yes skills add citedy/lnkgo --skill lnkgo -a claude-code -g -y
npx --yes skills add citedy/lnkgo --skill lnkgo -a cursor -g -y

Fallback bundled with this npm package:

npx --yes lnkgo skill install --target codex
npx --yes lnkgo skill install --target claude
npx --yes lnkgo skill install --target cursor
npx --yes lnkgo skill install --target project

skills add uses the public agent id claude-code; the bundled fallback uses the local target id claude for the same Claude Code skill destination. project writes to .codex/skills/lnkgo/SKILL.md in the current working directory.

Release note: 0.1.1 and 0.1.2 were public-package fixes during launch verification; 0.1.3 restores the project-scoped skill install target; 0.1.4 adds relative expiration and aggregate CSV analytics formatting; 0.1.5 hardens CSV cells for spreadsheet tools.

Package Build

dist/cli.js is the published npm executable generated from src/cli.ts. Run npm run build before publishing and keep the package tests green so the repo wrapper and public package entrypoint stay aligned.