ColdShard CLI
This is the official CLI for ColdShard. This allows you to do whatever it is you would've done on our panel, but in the command line 🤯🎉!
Installation
It's very simple to install this CLI. You must have Python and PIP installed. Just run the following command:
pip install coldshard-cli
Usage
To use this CLI, first you need to login. To do this, login at the panel and create an API Key. Copy it and then login by running the following command:
coldshard login --api-token [KEY HERE]
Alternatively you can just run coldshard login and you will be prompted to enter your API key.
After you have logged in, you can simply run coldshard --help to see all the commands you can run.
Contributing
If you would like to contribute to this project, please fork the repository and make a pull request. If you have any questions, please join our Discord.
License
The license for this project is available here. If you would like to purchase the rights to distribute this project as your own, contact me on Discord at The Untraceable#4852. Any attempts to do so without my permission will be met with legal action.
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