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ebay-cli

v0.1.6

Published

A CLI interface to the Ebay API

Downloads

460

Readme

ebay-cli

Interact with the eBay API from the command line. This tool provides a simple interface to access eBay's selling APIs, with a focus on transaction management.

Installation

Install globally via npm:

npm install -g ebay-cli

Or use with Docker:

docker run -it --rm thegeektechworkshop/ebay-cli:latest

Prerequisites

Before using this tool, you'll need:

  1. An eBay developer account
  2. API credentials from the eBay developer portal:
    • Client ID
    • Certificate ID
    • Redirect URL name (RuName)

Authentication

First-time setup requires authentication with eBay:

ebay authorise <clientId> <certificateId> <redirectUrlName>

The authentication process will:

  1. Generate an authorization URL
  2. Open your browser for eBay login
  3. Ask you to paste the redirect URL back into the terminal
  4. Securely store your credentials locally

Commands

View Configuration

Display the location of your config file:

ebay config
# or
ebay c

Transactions

View your eBay transaction history:

ebay transactions [options]
# or
ebay tx [options]

Available options:

  • -f, --date-from <string> - Start date for transaction history (ISO format)
  • -t, --date-to <string> - End date for transaction history (ISO format)
  • -y, --type <string> - Filter by transaction type
  • -o, --offset <number> - Pagination offset
  • -l, --limit <number> - Number of results to return
  • -r, --raw - Output raw JSON response
  • -i, --ids - Include transaction IDs in output

Docker Usage

When using the Docker image, you'll need to mount a volume to persist your authentication:

docker run -v ~/.config/configstore:/root/.config/configstore thegeektechworkshop/ebay-cli:latest

Development

This project uses:

  • Node.js
  • Commander.js for CLI interface
  • eBay API client for Node.js
  • Docker for containerization

License

MIT License - Copyright (c) 2024 Andy Todd

See LICENSE file for details.