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telebase-cli

v1.0.0

Published

CLI tool to interact with Telebase - the Telegram-powered serverless database layer.

Readme

Telebase CLI ⚡

Interactive Command-Line Interface to connect, query, upload, and manage your Telebase serverless database and Telegram storage channel directly from the terminal.


🏗️ Installation & Setup

Local Installation (during development)

You can link and install the CLI binary locally:

cd cli
npm install
npm link

After running npm link, the telebase command will be globally registered on your machine!

Production Installation (after NPM publish)

npm install -g telebase-cli

⚡ Command Usage Reference

1. Initialize Connection

Configure your connection URL and project API key:

telebase init

This prompts for config values and saves them securely in a local .env file inside your working directory.

2. Check Connection Status

Verify if the target server is online:

telebase status

3. Run SQL Queries

Query tables directly from the command line. Results are printed in a clean console table:

telebase query "SELECT id, name, age FROM users ORDER BY age DESC LIMIT 5"

4. Upload Files

Upload documents or media files to the Telegram storage channel:

telebase upload ./my_media_file.zip

Prints parameters like filename, size, download URL, and unique Asset UUID.

5. Download Files

Download files back to your local folder by UUID:

telebase download <asset-uuid> [custom-output-filename]

🚢 Publishing to NPM

When you are ready to publish telebase-cli for public consumption:

  1. Log in to your NPM account:
    npm login
  2. Publish the package:
    npm publish --access public