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@roundrobtest/rownd-cli

v0.1.1

Published

Rownd CLI tool

Downloads

125

Readme

Rownd CLI

A command-line interface for managing your Rownd applications and configurations.

Installation

npm install @roundrobtest/rownd-cli-g

Authentication

To use the Rownd CLI, you'll need to authenticate with your Rownd account:

  1. Log in to your Rownd Dashboard
  2. Navigate to Settings > API Keys
  3. Create a new API key or copy an existing one
  4. Set up your token:
rownd config set-token <your-jwt-token>

Getting Started

  1. Select your account:
rownd account select
  1. Select or create an app:
## List available apps
rownd app list
## Select an app
rownd app select
## Create a new app
rownd app create <app-name>

Configuration Management

Pull Configuration

Download your app's configuration to a local rownd.toml file:

rownd pull

Note: This will overwrite your existing rownd.toml file; one will be created automatically if you create an app.

Deploy Configuration

Deploy your local configuration changes to Rownd:

rownd deploy

API Keys

Create new API keys for your application:

rownd key create [name]

Configuration File (rownd.toml)

The rownd.toml file manages your app's configuration. Example structure:

[auth]
allow_unverified_users = true
show_app_icon = false
[auth.sign_in_methods]
email = true
phone = false
apple = false
google = false
crypto_wallet = false
passkeys = false
anonymous = true
[customizations]
rounded_corners = true
visual_swoops = true
blur_background = true
dark_mode = "auto"
[mobile.ios]
enabled = false
app_store_url = ""
bundle_ids = []
team_id = ""
app_ids = []
[mobile.android]
enabled = false
play_store_url = ""
package_name = ""
sha256_cert_fingerprints = []
[domains]
trusted = "localhost:3000,example.com"

Support

For additional support:

License

[License information to be added] This README now accurately reflects the actual commands available in the codebase, including: Account and app selection Configuration management with pull and deploy API key creation The actual structure of the rownd.toml configuration file