myvillage-clients-cli

A CLI tool to fetch and report MyVillage Project Clients GitHub updates via n8n webhook.

Installation

npm install -g myvillage-clients-cli

Usage

Interactive Mode

Run without arguments to enter interactive mode:

myvillage-clients-cli

You'll see a prompt where you can type commands:

MyVillage CLI Client Updates - Interactive Mode
Type 'help' for commands, 'exit' to quit.

myvillage-client-updates> client ClientA
Client set to: ClientA

myvillage-client-updates> since 2026-02-01
Since date set to: 2026-02-01

myvillage-client-updates> updates

Interactive Commands

| Command | Description | |---------|-------------| | updates [client] | Get updates (uses current client if not specified) | | client <name> | Set the current client | | since <date> | Set the since date filter (e.g., 2026-02-01) | | status | Show current settings | | clear | Clear current settings | | exit / quit / q | Exit the CLI |

Command Line Mode

Fetch updates directly from the command line:

myvillage-clients-cli get-updates --client "ClientA" --since "2026-02-01"

Options

| Option | Description | |--------|-------------| | --client <name> | Client name/id used by your n8n workflow | | --since <date> | ISO date/time filter (e.g., "2026-02-01") | | --limit <number> | Limit number of updates returned | | --timeout <seconds> | Request timeout in seconds (default: 30) | | --url <url> | Override the default webhook URL | | --json | Print raw JSON instead of formatted report |

Examples

# Get updates for a client since a specific date
myvillage-clients-cli get-updates --client "Coding in Color" --since "2026-02-01"

# Get updates with JSON output
myvillage-clients-cli get-updates --client "ClientA" --json

# Limit results
myvillage-clients-cli get-updates --client "ClientA" --limit 10

Output Format

The CLI formats the response for readability:

The mvp-ai-website repository has seen significant enhancements focused on 
user experience and content presentation, including dynamic content 
integration and improved navigation...

Or with --json:

{
  "output": "The mvp-ai-website repository has seen..."
}

License

MIT