lipafy CLI | Lipafy

The lipafy CLI stores a Lipafy API key locally and wraps curl.

When a command targets your configured Lipafy API host, the CLI injects the Authorization header. It does not inject the token for other hosts.

Install

$ npm install -g lipafy

The published package is lipafy.

$ lipafy login --api-base https://api.lipafy.xyz

For CI or scripts:

$ LIPAFY_TOKEN=lip_live_xxx LIPAFY_API_BASE=https://api.lipafy.xyz lipafy whoami

Credentials are stored at ~/.lipafy/credentials.json. Environment variables LIPAFY_TOKEN and LIPAFY_API_BASE override the stored file.

Command	What it does
`lipafy login [--token <token>] [--api-base <url>]`	Store credentials locally
`lipafy logout`	Remove stored credentials
`lipafy whoami`	Show the logged-in account
`lipafy balance`	Show wallet balance
`lipafy curl <args...>`	Pass through to `curl` and inject the bearer token for Lipafy URLs
`lipafy --version`	Print the CLI version
`lipafy --help`	Print help

The CLI compares hosts with new URL(arg).host === new URL(apiBase).host.

URL	API base	Injects?
`https://api.lipafy.xyz/v1/wallet`	`https://api.lipafy.xyz`	Yes
`https://api.lipafy.xyz/gateway/x`	`https://api.lipafy.xyz`	Yes
`https://evil.example/api.lipafy.xyz/`	`https://api.lipafy.xyz`	No
`https://api.github.com/...`	`https://api.lipafy.xyz`	No

$ lipafy curl https://api.lipafy.xyz/gateway/demo.echo/ \
>   -H "content-type: application/json" \
>   -d '{"hello":"world"}'

This sends the same request as curl, with your Lipafy bearer token added.