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saasflow

v0.2.3

Published

Command-line client for the SaaSFlow public API.

Readme

saasflow

Command-line client for the SaaSFlow public API.

npm install -g saasflow
saasflow --help

Setup

Generate an API key in the SaaSFlow web UI (Settings → API keys), then either configure a profile:

saasflow configure
# Base URL:                https://api.saasflow.com
# API key (sf_…):          sf_live_…
# Default company id:      cmp_…

…or pass credentials via env vars:

export SAASFLOW_BASE_URL=https://api.saasflow.com
export SAASFLOW_API_KEY=sf_live_…
export SAASFLOW_COMPANY_ID=cmp_…

The config file lives at ~/.saasflow/config.json (mode 0o600). Multiple profiles are supported via --profile <name>.

Examples

saasflow companies list
saasflow companies get cmp_abc123

saasflow transactions list --limit 50 --format table
saasflow transactions get tx_xyz

saasflow customers list --limit 100
saasflow search "stripe payout"

# Data slices — one subcommand per slice, with flags derived from the
# server's Zod schema. `--help` lists exactly what the API accepts.
saasflow data mrrAtDate --mrr-type cmrr --date 2026-04-30
saasflow data monthlyData --mrr-type recurring \
  --start-date 2026-01-01 --end-date 2026-04-30 --format table
saasflow data periodDetails \
  --start-date 2026-01-01 --end-date 2026-04-30 \
  --date-definition cash --split-by counterparty

# Multiple slices in one round trip
saasflow data batch --from-json dashboard.json

Output

JSON to stdout by default — pipes cleanly into jq:

saasflow transactions list --limit 5 | jq '.[] | {id, amount}'

Human-friendly tables:

saasflow transactions list --limit 5 --format table \
  --columns id,date,amount,counterparty.name

Profiles

saasflow configure --profile prod
saasflow configure --profile staging

saasflow --profile staging companies list
saasflow --profile prod data mrrAtDate --mrr-type cmrr --date 2026-04-30

Authentication

Two credential types are accepted, both passed as Authorization: Bearer <token>:

  • API key (sf_…) — generate in the SaaSFlow web UI; scoped to a single company with explicit permissions.
  • Firebase ID token — used by the SaaSFlow web app; not directly supported by saasflow configure yet.

For unattended scripts and CI, use API keys.

License

MIT