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pushdash

v0.1.13

Published

CLI tool to push files directly from terminal to PushDash cloud dashboard

Readme

PushDash CLI

CLI tool to push files directly from your terminal to PushDash cloud dashboard.

Installation

npm install -g pushdash

Or use with npx:

npx pushdash <command>

Usage

Authentication

Before uploading files, you need to authenticate:

pushdash login

This will open your browser for authentication. Once authenticated, your credentials will be stored locally in ~/.pushdash/config.json.

To log out:

pushdash logout

Upload Files

Upload a file to PushDash:

pushdash push <file>

Options:

  • --tag <tag> - Add a tag to the file (optional)
  • --msg <message> - Add a message/description to the file (optional)
  • --public - Make the file publicly accessible (default: private)

Examples:

# Simple upload
pushdash push myfile.pdf

# Upload with tag
pushdash push myfile.pdf --tag work

# Upload with tag and message
pushdash push myfile.pdf --tag work --msg "Q4 report"

# Upload as public file
pushdash push myfile.pdf --public

# Upload with all options
pushdash push myfile.pdf --tag work --msg "Q4 report" --public

User Information

Check who you're currently logged in as:

pushdash whoami

Help

Get help on available commands:

pushdash --help

Get help on a specific command:

pushdash push --help

Configuration

Configuration is stored in ~/.pushdash/config.json. This file contains your authentication token and user information.

Supported File Types

  • Text files (.txt, .md, .json, etc.)
  • PDFs (.pdf)
  • Images (.png, .jpg, .jpeg, .gif, .webp)
  • Code files (.js, .ts, .py, etc.)

Development

Build

pnpm build

Development Mode

pnpm dev

Type Checking

pnpm typecheck

License

MIT