lingara

lingara is the Lingara command-line tool: sign in, then create, list, update and delete the OAuth clients, apps, embeds, webhooks and canvases of your Lingara developer account, from a terminal or from CI.

lingara login
lingara client create --name 'Release pipeline' --ci
lingara webhook inbound create --name 'Game server'
lingara apps list --json

The same lingara ships in seven languages, each written in its language's usual CLI framework. One file, spec/cli.schema.json, names every topic, command, argument, flag, alias and exit code. Every kit is checked against it, and the reference docs are generated from it, so the seven cannot drift apart.

The kits are being built; none is published yet. Every variant installs a command named lingara, so installing two puts two lingara commands on your PATH; keep one.

A command that deletes or replaces something asks "are you sure?", then asks you to type your developer email. In CI, where nobody can answer, pass both -y and --confirm <your developer email>. Neither is ever read from the environment or a config file.

Every variant returns the same codes; see docs/generated/reference/exit-codes.md.

Adding a command means editing spec/cli.schema.json first. make check-tree then goes red in every kit that lacks it, which is intended: a new command lands in every kit, or in none.

Source: https://github.com/Spinning-Cat-Studios/lingara_cli. Licence: MIT.