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relio-cli

v0.2.0

Published

Command-line tool for the Relio CRM platform

Readme

relio-cli

Command-line tool for the Relio platform.

Installation

npm install -g relio-cli

Commands

relio login
relio whoami
relio auth test
relio logout
relio profiles list
relio profiles use <name>

relio login

  • -s, --server <url>: Relio server URL (defaults to RELIO_SERVER_URL or http://localhost:3000)
  • --profile <name>: Profile name to store credentials under (default: default)
  • --client-name <name>: Name shown on the approval screen
  • --token-name <name>: Name for the created workspace API key
  • --expires-in <seconds>: Device code expiry (60 to 900)
  • --no-open: Skip opening the browser automatically

relio whoami

Reads the current profile (or --profile) and prints identity/auth info from the API.

relio auth test

Validates that the current profile API key is accepted by the server.

relio logout

Removes credentials for the active profile (or --profile / --all).

relio profiles

  • relio profiles list: list all saved profiles
  • relio profiles use <name>: set active profile

Credentials are stored at:

~/.config/relio/config.json

SDK

For the TypeScript SDK (client, server, webhooks), see the @relio/sdk package:

import { createRelioClient } from "@relio/sdk/client";
import { createRelioServerClient, verifyRelioWebhookRequest } from "@relio/sdk/server";