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opik-ts

v0.1.3

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The Opik configure tool helps you to configure your Node.js project with Opik SDK

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Opik TS ✨

The Opik TS tool helps you quickly add Opik SDK to your Node.js project for LLM observability and tracing.

⚠️ Experimental: This tool is still in an experimental phase.

Usage

Quick Start

npx opik-ts configure

This will guide you through the setup process interactively.

Quick Local Setup

For local development with a local Opik instance:

npx opik-ts configure --use-local

This skips API key and workspace prompts and automatically configures for local deployment (http://localhost:5173/api).

Options

The following CLI arguments are available:

| Option | Description | Type | Default | Environment Variable | | ----------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------- | ------- | ----------------------- | | --help | Show help | boolean | | | | --version | Show version number | boolean | | | | --debug | Enable verbose logging | boolean | false | OPIK_TS_DEBUG | | --default | Use default options for all prompts | boolean | true | OPIK_TS_DEFAULT | | --force-install | Force install packages even if peer dependency checks fail | boolean | false | OPIK_TS_FORCE_INSTALL | | --install-dir | Directory to install Opik SDK in | string | | OPIK_TS_INSTALL_DIR | | --use-local | Configure for local deployment (skips API key/workspace setup prompts) | boolean | false | OPIK_TS_USE_LOCAL |

Development

To develop the CLI locally:

pnpm try --install-dir=[a path]

To build and use the tool globally:

pnpm build
pnpm link --global
opik-ts [options]

Contributing

This CLI is part of the Opik project. For contributing guidelines, please see the main Opik repository.