ninecli 0.1.2

Unofficial CLI for the Ninebot (九号) scooter Passport + business APIs

ninecli

Unofficial CLI for the Ninebot (九号) scooter app — read vehicle info, view ride history, and run vehicle controls (engine start/stop, seat trunk, find-me bell) from the terminal.

Not affiliated with Ninebot / Segway.

Install

# one-off, no install
uvx ninecli

# or install into current env
pip install ninecli

Multi-platform wheels are published for Linux (amd64, arm64) and macOS (amd64, arm64); pip / uv picks the right one automatically.

Quick start

ninecli login -u <phone> -p <password>   # password login, saves tokens.json
ninecli whoami                           # verify the saved token
ninecli vehicles                         # list owned + shared vehicles
ninecli status                           # show one vehicle's status (asks which one)
ninecli travel                           # ride history for the current month

Vehicle controls (bell, engine-start, engine-stop, buck) print a y/N safety prompt — pass -y to skip.

Usage

$ ninecli --help
ninecli — Ninebot scooter Passport + vehicle info + control

Usage:
  ninecli [command]

Available Commands:
  bell         Ring the find-my-vehicle bell
  buck         ⚠️  Open the seat trunk
  completion   Generate the autocompletion script for the specified shell
  engine-start ⚠️  Power on / unlock the vehicle
  engine-stop  ⚠️  Power off / lock the vehicle
  help         Help about any command
  login        Password login (Passport) — saves tokens.json
  login-code   SMS-code login (Passport) — sends code, then consumes it
  status       Show vehicle status (location, battery, lock, acc, perms)
  travel       Ride history (default: list current month); --detail <id> shows one ride
  vehicles     List owned + shared vehicles
  whoami       Verify the saved token (calls POST /v5/user)

Flags:
      --config string          config directory (default: $NINEBOT_CONFIG_DIR or ~/.config/ninebot)
  -h, --help                   help for ninecli
      --json                   emit raw decrypted JSON instead of human-readable output
  -y, --yes                    bypass the y/N safety prompt on control commands (engine-start/engine-stop/buck)

Use "ninecli [command] --help" for more information about a command.