Hello Grist community!
Strasbourg city (Eurométropole de Strasbourg) has developed a command-line interfacde (CLI) for Grist: grist-ctl.
You only need to configure it with your Grist instance URL and your API key. Then you can interact with your orgs, workspaces, documents and users depending on your access rights.
This tool is based on Grist API and developed in Go. It is under free license (MIT) and open to contributions!
Feel free to give us your feedback.
Have a good Grist!
That’s pretty cool! I was wondering if I should add a cli on top of my Pygrister, but now I’ll save myself the trouble and I’ll just use yours 
Great work, thanks
@Heloise_Ouvry the CLI is indeed very handy and useful.
I have, if I may, a suggestion: in order to use it to do some automation and use the CLI in scripts it would be nice to have the option to output a machine-readable format - JSON for example - instead of the tables, that are very easy to look at but not so easy to parse.
Thanks for the good work anyways!
Fabio
Hi @Fabio_Moratti !
That’s a very good idea, I’ve created an issue to follow the action: Output a machine-readable format (ex: JSON) · Issue #30 · Ville-Eurometropole-Strasbourg/grist-ctl · GitHub
Feel free to create one if you need in the future!
Hi @Fabio_Moratti the issue has been solved, you can now have JSON output!
Thanks, @Heloise_Ouvry: I promptly subscribed to the issue you mentioned, so I got the notification for GitHub.
Very appreciated, I’ll let you know if I have any feedback.
Some new features regarding organizations (or team sites):
gristctl create org <name> <domain> : to create a new organizationgristctl delete org <id> <name> : to delete an organizationgristctl get org <id> usage : to get some usage stats about an organizationAs always feel free to give us feedback or contribute directly!
Considering I am using a LOT Gemini CLI, I wonder if it would be possible to make Gemini CLI use the Grist CLI
it can´t be used with the Grist Electron right? I think the Electron doesn´t even exposes an API…