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resend-cli

v1.0.0

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GUI for sending emails via resend

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resend-cli

Simple, pretty command-line based tool for sending emails, managing audiences, etc via Resend.

install

Install resend-cli by running npm i -g resend-cli.
Do not install resend-cli locally, without the -g flag, since it does not make sense for it to be a project dependency.

usage

resend-cli does not require any arguments. If you are running resend-cli for the first time, the command-line will prompt you for an API key. API keys must have full access for all features of the CLI to work properly. You may create an API key from the dashboard.

After this, the API key will be saved in plain text (!) at ~/.resend_config.json. For this reason, avoid installing resend-cli on public or shared computers.

To exit resend-cli, use the Ctrl+C keyboard shortcut.