# Compilio-cli CLI tool to interact with Compilio API
[](https://travis-ci.org/compilio/compilio-cli)
## Installation & usage
### Using pip
Install compilio-cli on your system using pip:
` pip install compilio-cli `
You can then run:
` compilio `
### From source
Clone the repository and run the following command:
` pip install -r requirements.txt `
You can then run:
` python compilio.py -- command `
You can also build the application locally (for example in a virtual environment) using the command:
` python setup.py install `
You can then run:
` compilio `

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