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@refgrow/cli
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Command-line interface for the Refgrow affiliate-program REST API. Manage affiliates, referrals, conversions, and coupons from your shell or CI pipeline.
Command-line interface for the Refgrow affiliate-program REST API. Manage affiliates, referrals, conversions, and coupons from your shell or CI pipeline.
npm install -g @refgrow/cli
Or one-shot via npx:
npx @refgrow/cli affiliates list
refgrow login
You will be prompted for an API key. Generate one at https://refgrow.com/settings?tab=api-keys. The key is saved to ~/.refgrowrc with mode 600.
Alternatives (in resolution order):
--api-key <key> flag (one-shot, useful in CI)REFGROW_API_KEY env var~/.refgrowrc (from refgrow login)Verify with:
refgrow whoami
refgrow affiliates list [--status active|inactive] [--limit 100] [--page 1] [--all]
refgrow affiliates get <email>
refgrow affiliates create <email> [--code XYZ] [--partner-slug s] \
[--payment-method "USDT TRC-20"] [--payment-details "0xabc..."]
refgrow affiliates update <email> [--email new@x.com] [--code NEW] \
[--status active|inactive] [--payout-method paypal|wise|manual] \
[--paypal-email e] [--payment-method m] [--payment-details d]
refgrow affiliates delete <email> [--yes]
refgrow referrals list [--all]
refgrow referrals get <email>
refgrow referrals create <email> --affiliate-id 123 [--status active]
refgrow referrals update <email> [--email new@x.com] [--affiliate-id 456] [--status s]
refgrow referrals delete <email> [--yes]
refgrow conversions list [--type signup|purchase] [--all]
refgrow conversions get <id>
refgrow conversions create --email x@y.com --type purchase --value 100 \
[--currency USD] [--affiliate-code CODE] [--reference ord_xyz]
refgrow conversions update <id> [--value 200] [--type signup|purchase] \
[--reference ref] [--coupon-code CODE] [--paid] [--unpaid]
refgrow conversions delete <id> [--yes]
refgrow coupons list [--affiliate-id 123] [--coupon-code XYZ] [--all]
refgrow coupons get <id>
refgrow coupons create --affiliate-id 123 --code XYZ20
refgrow coupons update <id> [--code NEW] [--status active|inactive]
refgrow coupons delete <id> [--yes]
By default, list commands print a pretty aligned table. Override with:
--json — raw JSON, pipe-friendly (refgrow affiliates list --json | jq '.[].user_email')--csv — CSV with header row (refgrow affiliates list --csv > affiliates.csv)--quiet — drop headers, useful in shell loopsExport every affiliate to CSV:
refgrow affiliates list --all --csv > affiliates.csv
Bulk-mark a list of conversion ids as paid:
cat conversion-ids.txt | while read id; do
refgrow conversions update "$id" --paid
done
Record a manual conversion from a Stripe charge:
refgrow conversions create \
--email "$EMAIL" \
--type purchase \
--value "$AMOUNT" \
--currency USD \
--reference "$STRIPE_CHARGE_ID"
Find a referral's source affiliate:
refgrow referrals get user@example.com --json | jq '.affiliate_email'
0 — success1 — user error (missing API key, invalid flag)2 — API error (4xx / 5xx response, network failure)| Surface | Best for |
|---|---|
CLI (refgrow) | Shell scripts, cron jobs, CI, ad-hoc queries |
MCP (@refgrow/mcp) | AI assistants (Claude Desktop, Cursor, etc.) |
| REST API | Custom backend integrations |
| Zapier / Make / n8n | No-code automation |
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Command-line interface for the Refgrow affiliate-program REST API. Manage affiliates, referrals, conversions, and coupons from your shell or CI pipeline.
The npm package @refgrow/cli receives a total of 5 weekly downloads. As such, @refgrow/cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @refgrow/cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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