reuka

Prints a link and opens it in your default browser. That is the whole program.

npx reuka

It writes the URL to stdout and asks the operating system to open it. Whether the page then loads is between your browser and the network — this command cannot see that and does not claim it.

The link

https://cal.com/wellspin/30min?layout=mobile

Options

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | npx reuka | print the URL and open it | | npx reuka --url | print the URL only, open nothing | | npx reuka --help | usage | | npx reuka --version | the version of this package |

npm x reuka behaves the same way.

In CI the URL is printed and no browser is launched.

Getting the current link

The URL is baked in when the package is published, so a copy already on your machine keeps whatever link it shipped with. To be sure you have the newest:

npx reuka@latest

A changed link means a new version of this package.

Exit codes

| Code | Meaning | | --- | --- | | 0 | the URL was printed — including when the browser could not be launched | | 1 | this package has no usable URL configured | | 2 | bad arguments |

Licence

MIT.