nfyio CLI — `@nfyio/cli`

Authenticate once, then manage your nfyio resources from the terminal.

Install

npm install -g @nfyio/cli

Authenticate

nfyio auth login

This opens your browser to an authorize page. Click Authorize and you’re done — the CLI starts a one-shot local server, the dashboard mints a token and sends it straight back (no copy/paste). Credentials are stored in your OS config directory (~/.config/nfyio/config.json, mode 600).

If a browser isn’t available (headless/SSH), it falls back to opening Settings → Access Tokens so you can paste a token instead. Use --no-browser to force the paste flow.

Non-interactive / CI:

nfyio auth login --token "$NFYIO_TOKEN"
export NFYIO_TOKEN=...        # overrides the stored login entirely

nfyio auth whoami            # show the signed-in account
nfyio auth logout            # remove stored credentials

Manage resources

nfyio bucket list            # object-storage buckets
nfyio database list          # databases
nfyio auth-project list      # auth projects

Object upload / download

For bulk object I/O use the dedicated, S3-compatible storage tool:

npm install -g @nfyio/storage
export NFYIO_ACCESS_KEY=...  NFYIO_SECRET_KEY=...
nfyio-storage cp ./report.pdf nfyio://my-bucket/reports/report.pdf
nfyio-storage ls my-bucket

Configuration