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teamx-projects

v1.1.4

Published

TeamX Projects uploader for TeamX Discord Services Projects API (standalone, hardwired to teamx-discord-services.fly.dev).

Downloads

534

Readme

teamx-cli (standalone)

A standalone Node.js CLI for devs to upload Projects and Artifacts to the TeamX Discord Services instance.

This CLI is hardwired to:

  • https://teamx-discord-services.fly.dev

So there’s no “oops I pointed at localhost” situation.

Requirements

  • Node.js 18+ (uses built-in fetch)
  • A dev API key from TeamX: TEAMX_DEV_API_KEY

Install locally (no publish)

From this folder:

npm install
npm link

Now you can run:

teamx --help

Or run without linking

npm install
node ./bin/teamx.js --help

Configure

Set your dev key:

macOS/Linux

export TEAMX_DEV_API_KEY="YOUR_LONG_SECRET_KEY"

Windows PowerShell

$env:TEAMX_DEV_API_KEY="YOUR_LONG_SECRET_KEY"

Commands

List projects:

teamx projects list

Create project (dev key required):

teamx projects create --name "My Project" --version 1.0.0 --category Security --public --download-url "https://..." --description "..."

Upload artifact file:

teamx artifacts upload <PROJECT_ID> --file "./dist/build.zip" --name "windows-build" --type file

Add artifact link:

teamx artifacts add <PROJECT_ID> --name "docs" --type link --url "https://docs.example.com"

Update project status:

teamx status set <PROJECT_ID> --status degraded --message "Investigating issues"

Notes:

  • If you get 401 Unauthorized, your TEAMX_DEV_API_KEY is wrong or the server isn’t configured with the same key.