docyrus-cli-app（docyrus CLI 应用）

Docyrus CLI

Guide for using the docyrus CLI to interact with the Docyrus platform from the terminal.

Command Overview

See references/cli-manifest.md for complete command reference with flags and arguments.

Common Workflows

Settings Scope

By default, docyrus stores settings in a project-local .docyrus/ folder in the current working directory.

• Local default: ./.docyrus/
• Global override: ~/.docyrus/ via -g or --global
• Tenant OpenAPI cache: <settings-root>/tenans/<tenantId>/openapi.json

Examples:

# Local project settings (default)
docyrus auth login --clientId "83a8df32-3738-4b5a-a0c7-87976adb1631"

# Force global settings for this run
docyrus -g auth login --clientId "83a8df32-3738-4b5a-a0c7-87976adb1631"

Environments

The CLI does not use API_BASE_URL. It uses saved named environments:

• live (prod alias) -> https://api.docyrus.com
• beta -> https://beta-api.docyrus.com
• alpha -> https://alpha-api.docyrus.com
• dev -> https://localhost:3366

Examples:

docyrus
docyrus env list --json
docyrus env use beta --json

Running docyrus without a subcommand returns the active environment, help summary, and current auth context.

Authentication

Device flow login:

docyrus auth login --clientId "83a8df32-3738-4b5a-a0c7-87976adb1631" --json

Manual token login:

docyrus auth login \
  --accessToken "<access-token>" \
  --refreshToken "<optional-refresh-token>" \
  --clientId "<optional-client-id>" \
  --json

Rules:

• --refreshToken requires --accessToken
• if local login omits --clientId, the CLI falls back to the saved global client ID when available
• explicit or previously resolved client IDs are saved to config for reuse
• default scopes are hardcoded in the CLI and include openid, email, profile, offline_access, ReadWrite.All, User.ReadWrite, Users.Read.All, Tenant.Read, Teams.Read.All, DS.ReadWrite.All, Docs.ReadWrite.All, and Architect.ReadWrite.All

Multi-account and multi-tenant workflows:

docyrus auth accounts list --json
docyrus auth accounts use --userId "<user-id>" --json
docyrus auth tenants list --userId "<user-id>" --json
docyrus auth tenants use 1002 --json
docyrus auth tenants use "8d130f7a-4bc4-4be6-a05b-0f8f1b2d93e9" --userId "<user-id>" --json
docyrus auth who --json

auth tenants use takes a positional tenant selector. If it is numeric, the CLI treats it as tenantNo; otherwise it must be a UUID tenant ID.

Successful Result Shape

Every successful command injects a top-level context field:

{
  "data": {},
  "context": {
    "email": "user@example.com",
    "tenantName": "Acme",
    "tenantNo": 1002,
    "tenantDisplay": "Acme (1002)"
  }
}

If there is no active session, context is null.

Discover API and Entities

Discover commands require an active session. Commands other than discover api auto-download the OpenAPI spec if it is missing locally.

docyrus discover api --json
docyrus discover namespaces --json
docyrus discover path /v1/users --json
docyrus discover endpoint /v1/users/me --json
docyrus discover endpoint [PUT]/v1/users/me/photo --json
docyrus discover entity UserEntity --json
docyrus discover search users,UserEntity --json

Discover Data Sources

docyrus apps list --json
docyrus ds get crm contacts --json

Query Records (ds list)

Basic listing:

docyrus ds list crm contacts --columns "name, email, phone" --limit 20

With filters:

docyrus ds list crm contacts \
  --columns "name, email" \
  --filters '{"rules":[{"field":"status","operator":"=","value":"active"}]}'

With relation expansion:

docyrus ds list crm contacts \
  --columns "name, ...related_account(account_name, account_phone)"

Date shortcut filter:

docyrus ds list crm tasks --filters '{"rules":[{"field":"created_on","operator":"this_month"}]}'

See references/list-query-examples.md for more filter, sort, pagination, and combined query examples.

Record Mutations

Create:

docyrus ds create crm contacts --data '{"name":"Jane Doe","email":"jane@example.com"}'

Update:

docyrus ds update crm contacts <recordId> --data '{"phone":"+1234567890"}'

Delete:

docyrus ds delete crm contacts <recordId>

Batch and file input:

docyrus ds create crm contacts --data '[{"name":"A"},{"name":"B"}]' --json
docyrus ds update crm contacts --data '[{"id":"1","phone":"+111"},{"id":"2","phone":"+222"}]' --json
docyrus ds create crm contacts --from-file ./contacts-create.csv --json
docyrus ds update crm contacts <recordId> --from-file ./contact-update.json --json

Array payloads route to bulk endpoints and are limited to 50 items per request.

Studio Schema CRUD (studio)

Use studio for developer-facing schema operations under /v1/dev/apps/:app_id/data-sources.

# Data sources
docyrus studio list-data-sources --appSlug crm --expand fields --json
docyrus studio get-data-source --appSlug crm --dataSourceSlug contacts --json
docyrus studio create-data-source --appSlug crm --title "Contacts" --name "contacts" --slug "contacts" --json
docyrus studio update-data-source --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --data '{"title":"Contacts v2"}' --json
docyrus studio delete-data-source --appId <appId> --dataSourceSlug contacts --json
docyrus studio bulk-create-data-sources --appId <appId> --from-file ./data-sources.json --json

# Fields
docyrus studio list-fields --appSlug crm --dataSourceSlug contacts --json
docyrus studio get-field --appSlug crm --dataSourceSlug contacts --fieldSlug email --json
docyrus studio create-field --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --name "Email" --slug "email" --type "text" --json
docyrus studio update-field --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --fieldId <fieldId> --data '{"name":"Primary Email"}' --json
docyrus studio delete-field --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --fieldSlug email --json
docyrus studio create-fields-batch --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --data '[{"name":"Status","slug":"status","type":"text"}]' --json
docyrus studio update-fields-batch --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --from-file ./fields-update.json --json
docyrus studio delete-fields-batch --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --data '["field-1","field-2"]' --json

# Enums
docyrus studio list-enums --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --fieldId <fieldId> --json
docyrus studio create-enums --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --fieldId <fieldId> --data '[{"name":"Open","sortOrder":1}]' --json
docyrus studio update-enums --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --fieldId <fieldId> --from-file ./enums-update.json --json
docyrus studio delete-enums --appId <appId> --dataSourceId <dataSourceId> --fieldId <fieldId> --data '["enum-1","enum-2"]' --json

Connectors and Actions (connect)

Connectors are external integration providers (e.g. Meta WhatsApp, Microsoft Graph, Salesforce). Use the connect subcommands to find connectors, inspect their data sources and actions, check connection status, send requests through their auth configuration, and run actions.

Discovery workflow:

# 1. Search for connectors by keyword
docyrus connect list-connectors --q whatsapp --json

# 2. Get connector details (data sources + actions)
docyrus connect get-connector meta-whatsapp --json

# 3. Get full action details with input/output schemas
docyrus connect get-action meta-whatsapp sendWhatsappMessage --json

# 4. Check if tenant/user has active connections
docyrus connect list-connections meta-whatsapp --json

Send requests through connector auth (curl):

The connect curl command sends HTTP requests to external providers using the connector's stored auth credentials (OAuth tokens, API keys, base URL).

# GET request with query params
docyrus connect curl meta-whatsapp \
  "433457363182570/phone_numbers" \
  -d '{"fields":"id,display_phone_number,verified_name"}' --json

# POST request (send WhatsApp message)
docyrus connect curl meta-whatsapp \
  "418088118057836/messages" \
  -X POST \
  -d '{"messaging_product":"whatsapp","to":"905551234567","type":"template","template":{"name":"sample_template","language":{"code":"en_US"}}}' \
  --contentType "application/json" --json

# With explicit auth header override
docyrus connect curl meta-whatsapp \
  "me/businesses" \
  --headers '{"Authorization":"Bearer <token>"}' \
  -d '{"fields":"id,name"}' --json

# With connection ID override
docyrus connect curl meta-whatsapp \
  "some/endpoint" \
  -c <connection-uuid> --json

Aliases: -X (method), -d (data), -c (connectionId).

Run actions:

The connect run-action command runs predefined connector or app actions via POST /v1/apps/:appSlug/actions/:actionKey/run.

# Run an action with parameters
docyrus connect run-action base sendWhatsappMessage \
  --params '{"to":"905551234567","templateName":"hello_world"}' --json

# Dry run — preview request without executing
docyrus connect run-action base sendWhatsappMessage \
  --params '{"to":"905551234567"}' --dryRun --json

# With connection override
docyrus connect run-action base sendWhatsappMessage \
  -p '{"to":"905551234567"}' -c <connection-uuid> --json

Aliases: -p (params), -c (connectionId), -n (dryRun).

Arbitrary API Calls

docyrus curl /v1/users/me
docyrus curl /v1/apps -X GET --format json
docyrus curl /v1/some/endpoint -X POST -d '{"key":"value"}'

Terminal UI

Launch the OpenTUI interface:

docyrus tui

It requires Bun installed locally. The TUI reuses the existing CLI command graph.

Key Rules

• Settings are project-local by default in ./.docyrus/; use -g or --global for ~/.docyrus/
• The CLI uses named environments, not API_BASE_URL
• apps list uses /v1/apps
• ds commands use appSlug and dataSourceSlug
• ds create and ds update accept --data JSON or --from-file (.json or .csv), but not both
• Array payloads use bulk endpoints with a maximum of 50 items
• Bulk update requires id in every item and must not include positional <recordId>
• --filters accepts a JSON filter group such as {"combinator":"and","rules":[...]}
• Related-field filters use rel_<relation_slug>/<field_slug>
• --columns supports relation expansion (), spread ..., aliasing :, and functions @
• --format supports toon, json, yaml, md, and jsonl
• Successful responses inject context with email, tenantName, tenantNo, and tenantDisplay
• Studio selectors are exclusive pairs: exactly one of --appId|--appSlug, --dataSourceId|--dataSourceSlug, and --fieldId|--fieldSlug as required
• Studio write commands accept --data or --from-file (JSON only), and explicit flags override overlapping JSON keys
• connect subcommands use the /v1/connectors API endpoints, not the OpenAPI spec
• connect curl sends requests through the connector's provider auth (OAuth tokens, base URL); the --headers option can override the Authorization header
• connect curl data is sent as body for POST/PUT/PATCH and as query params for GET
• connect run-action runs actions via /v1/apps/:appSlug/actions/:actionKey/run with --params as the JSON body

References

• CLI Manifest — Complete command reference with flags, arguments, and command notes.
• List Query Examples — Practical ds list examples covering columns, filters, sorting, pagination, and combined queries.