Add feature flags from the command line

At Bucket, we're on a mission to help you ship the right features faster. We're building a feature flagging tool that's crafted for speed, built for B2B SaaS. We've recently shipped a command line interface (CLI) that you can use to interact with Bucket. It removes any friction in creating feature flags from the command line and helps you maintain type safety for your features. Here's what you can do with the Bucket CLI: Create new features with the new command Manage features and ensure type safety Manage companies and apps Manage authentication with login and logout To get started: npm install @bucketco/cli Create new features with type safety bucket new [featureName] This is the all-in-one command to get started quickly. Use this for the fastest way to get up and running with Bucket. Example bucket new "My Feature" [--key my-feature] [--app-id ap123456789] [--key-format custom] [--out gen/features.ts] [--format react] Options --key: Specific key for the feature --app-id: App ID to use --key-format: Format for feature keys (custom, snake, camel, etc.) --out: Path to generate TypeScript types --format: Format of the generated types (react or node) Manage features from the command line To manage your features using the Bucket CLI, use the following subcommands: bucket features create Create a new feature in your Bucket app. The command guides you through the feature creation process with interactive prompts if options are not provided. bucket features create "My Feature" bucket features list List all features for the current app. This helps you visualize what features are available and their current configs. bucket features list bucket features types Generate TypeScript types for your features. This ensures type safety in your TypeScript/JavaScript applications. bucket features types Manage company data and feature access To manage company data and feature access using the Bucket CLI, use the following subcommands: bucket companies list List all companies for the current app. This helps you visualize the companies using your features and their basic metrics. bucket companies list bucket companies features access Grant or revoke access to specific features for a company. If no feature key is provided, the CLI will prompt you to select one from a list. Example bucket companies features access [featureKey] [--enable|--disable] [--app-id ap123456789] Arguments companyId: ID of the company to manage featureKey: Key of the feature to grant/revoke access to Options --enable: Enable the feature for this company --disable: Disable the feature for this company --app-id: App ID to use Use flags for more options Flags are parameters you can pass while launching the command. These parameters are optional. --debug: Enable debug mode for verbose output --base-url : Set the base URL for Bucket API --api-url : Set the API URL directly (overrides base URL) --help: Display help information for a command If you want to learn more, you can read the documentation. Start from your terminal That's a wrap! The Bucket CLI is available right now. You can install it via NPM or Yarn: # npm npm install --save-dev @bucketco/cli # yarn yarn add --dev @bucketco/cli Need help? Ping us @bucketdotco on X. Enjoy!

Apr 3, 2025 - 11:43

At Bucket, we're on a mission to help you ship the right features faster. We're building a feature flagging tool that's crafted for speed, built for B2B SaaS.

We've recently shipped a command line interface (CLI) that you can use to interact with Bucket. It removes any friction in creating feature flags from the command line and helps you maintain type safety for your features.

Here's what you can do with the Bucket CLI:

Create new features with the new command
Manage features and ensure type safety
Manage companies and apps
Manage authentication with login and logout

To get started:

npm install @bucketco/cli

Create new features with type safety

`bucket new [featureName]`

This is the all-in-one command to get started quickly. Use this for the fastest way to get up and running with Bucket.

Example

bucket new "My Feature" [--key my-feature] [--app-id ap123456789] [--key-format custom] [--out gen/features.ts] [--format react]

Options

--key: Specific key for the feature
--app-id: App ID to use
--key-format: Format for feature keys (custom, snake, camel, etc.)
--out: Path to generate TypeScript types
--format: Format of the generated types (react or node)

Manage features from the command line

To manage your features using the Bucket CLI, use the following subcommands:

`bucket features create`

Create a new feature in your Bucket app.

The command guides you through the feature creation process with interactive prompts if options are not provided.

bucket features create "My Feature"

`bucket features list`

List all features for the current app.

This helps you visualize what features are available and their current configs.

bucket features list

`bucket features types`

Generate TypeScript types for your features.

This ensures type safety in your TypeScript/JavaScript applications.

bucket features types

Manage company data and feature access

To manage company data and feature access using the Bucket CLI, use the following subcommands:

`bucket companies list`

List all companies for the current app.

This helps you visualize the companies using your features and their basic metrics.

bucket companies list

`bucket companies features access`

Grant or revoke access to specific features for a company.

If no feature key is provided, the CLI will prompt you to select one from a list.

Example

bucket companies features access  [featureKey] [--enable|--disable] [--app-id ap123456789]

Arguments

companyId: ID of the company to manage
featureKey: Key of the feature to grant/revoke access to

Options

--enable: Enable the feature for this company
--disable: Disable the feature for this company
--app-id: App ID to use

Use flags for more options

Flags are parameters you can pass while launching the command. These parameters are optional.

--debug: Enable debug mode for verbose output
--base-url : Set the base URL for Bucket API
--api-url : Set the API URL directly (overrides base URL)
--help: Display help information for a command

If you want to learn more, you can read the documentation.

Start from your terminal

That's a wrap!

The Bucket CLI is available right now. You can install it via NPM or Yarn:

# npm
npm install --save-dev @bucketco/cli

# yarn
yarn add --dev @bucketco/cli

Need help? Ping us @bucketdotco on X.

Enjoy!