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relayerctl

v0.1.0

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CLI for Relayer, the release control plane. Publish releases and drive device fleets from your terminal or CI.

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Keywords

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Readme

relayerctl

CLI for Relayer, the release control plane. Publish releases and drive device fleets from your terminal or CI. The installed command is relayer.

npx relayerctl --help
# or
npm install -g relayerctl

Zero runtime dependencies. Node 20 or newer.

Auth

Mint an API key in the dashboard (API keys), then:

export RELAYER_API_KEY=rl_...

--api-key overrides the env var. RELAYER_URL / --url point the CLI at a different deployment.

Publish a release

relayer releases create \
  --app qsxsicotpbmtf8ag \
  --channel stable \
  --version 1.4.2 \
  --notes-file CHANGELOG.md \
  --artifact platform=darwin,arch=aarch64,url=https://github.com/you/app/releases/download/v1.4.2/app.dmg,sha512=...

--artifact repeats for multi-platform releases and also accepts a raw JSON object when a URL contains commas. Duplicate app+channel+version returns a clear 409 error, safe to re-run in CI.

Everything else

relayer apps list
relayer releases list --app <ref> --channel stable
relayer fleet report --app <ref> --file devices.json
relayer fleet decisions --app <ref> --file devices.json --dry-run

--json on any command prints the raw API response for scripting.

Full API reference: docs.