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runthai

v1.0.0

Published

CLI for finding upcoming Thai running events across multiple sources with filters for province, country, date, distance, and price.

Readme

runthai

runthai is a CLI for finding upcoming Thai running events across multiple public sources.

Install

After publishing to npm:

npm install -g runthai

For local testing before publish:

npm install -g .

Usage

runthai
runthai --all
runthai --province bangkok
runthai --month 2026-11 --province chiang mai --distance 10km
runthai --date 11/12/2026 --price-max 700
runthai --from 2026-11-01 --to 2026-12-31 --country thailand --json
runthai --provinces
runthai --months

Supported filters

  • --province bangkok,chiang mai,ranong
  • --country thailand,japan,united states
  • --distance 5km,10km,21.1km
  • --date 11/12/2026
  • --from 2026-11-01 --to 2026-12-31
  • --price-min 300
  • --price-max 700
  • --all

Notes

  • Event data is merged from ThaiJogging, RunLah, and race.thai.run.
  • Running runthai with no filters shows a short usage hint instead of dumping a long unreadable list.
  • Default output shows up to 10 upcoming events.
  • Use runthai --all to show the first 10 upcoming events without filters.
  • Links prefer official registration/detail pages when available.
  • Distance and price details are enriched automatically when you filter by distance or price.
  • Not every linked event page exposes structured fee data, so some entries may have unknown price or distance.