ActivitySmith CLI

CLI wrapper for the ActivitySmith API using the official Node SDK.

Install

npm install -g activitysmith-cli

Auth

Set ACTIVITYSMITH_API_KEY or pass --api-key.

Usage

activitysmith --help

Send Push Notification

activitysmith push \
  --title "Build Failed" \
  --message "CI pipeline failed on main branch"

Start Live Activity

activitysmith activity start \
  --content-state '{"title":"Deploy","subtitle":"start","numberOfSteps":4,"currentStep":1,"type":"segmented_progress","color":"yellow"}'

Or use flags:

activitysmith activity start \
  --title "Deploy" \
  --subtitle "start" \
  --number-of-steps 4 \
  --current-step 1 \
  --type segmented_progress \
  --color yellow

Update Live Activity

activitysmith activity update \
  --activity-id "<activityId>" \
  --content-state '{"title":"Deploy","subtitle":"step 2","currentStep":2}'

Or use flags:

activitysmith activity update \
  --activity-id "<activityId>" \
  --title "Deploy" \
  --subtitle "step 2" \
  --current-step 2

End Live Activity

activitysmith activity end \
  --activity-id "<activityId>" \
  --content-state '{"title":"Deploy","subtitle":"done","currentStep":4,"autoDismissMinutes":3}'

Or use flags:

activitysmith activity end \
  --activity-id "<activityId>" \
  --title "Deploy" \
  --subtitle "done" \
  --current-step 4 \
  --auto-dismiss-minutes 3

JSON Output

activitysmith push --title "Hello" --json

Aliases

The CLI installs two bin names:

• activitysmith (recommended)
• activitysmith-cli (alias)

Content State Options

For activity start|update|end, you can pass content state via JSON:

• --content-state <json>
• --content-state-file <path>

Or use flags to build the payload:

• --title <title>
• --subtitle <subtitle>
• --type <type>
• --number-of-steps <number>
• --current-step <number>
• --color <color>
• --step-color <color>
• --auto-dismiss-minutes <number>

Required fields:

• activity start: title, numberOfSteps, currentStep, type
• activity update: title, currentStep
• activity end: title, currentStep

Output

Use --json for machine-readable output.