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vocably-cli

v0.1.0

Published

Vocabulary management CLI for Hindi speakers learning English

Readme

@vocably/cli

Command-line interface for managing your English vocabulary. Built for Hindi speakers learning English.

Installation

npm install -g @vocably/cli

Or run directly with npx:

npx @vocably/cli add "serendipity"

Quick Start

  1. Get your API token from vocab.surajgaud.com → Settings → API Keys

  2. Authenticate:

vocably auth login <your-token>
  1. Start adding words:
vocably add "ephemeral"

Commands

vocably add <word>

Add a new word to your vocabulary with AI-powered definitions and examples.

vocably add "serendipity"
vocably add "ephemeral" --notes "heard in a podcast"
vocably add "ubiquitous" --context "tech article" --no-ai

Options:

  • -n, --notes <notes> - Personal notes about the word
  • -c, --context <context> - Where you encountered the word
  • --no-ai - Skip AI-powered definition enrichment

vocably list

List your vocabulary words.

vocably list
vocably list --limit 50
vocably list --category "technology"

Options:

  • -l, --limit <number> - Number of words to show (default: 20)
  • --category <name> - Filter by category

vocably search <query>

Search through your vocabulary.

vocably search "happy"

vocably remove <word>

Remove a word from your vocabulary.

vocably remove "obsolete"

vocably auth

Manage authentication.

vocably auth login <token>   # Save your API token
vocably auth logout          # Remove credentials
vocably auth status          # Check authentication status

vocably config

View CLI configuration.

vocably config show  # Display current configuration
vocably config path  # Show config file location

Aliases

Both vocably and vocab commands are available:

vocab add "word"      # Same as vocably add "word"
vocab list            # Same as vocably list

Configuration

Configuration is stored in ~/.vocably/config.json:

{
  "apiUrl": "https://vocab.surajgaud.com/api",
  "token": "vocab_xxxx..."
}

Requirements

  • Node.js 18 or higher

License

MIT