@versatly/linkedin-cli
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LinkedIn CLI for posting, commenting, and engagement via Pipedream OAuth
A command-line interface for LinkedIn operations via Pipedream OAuth.
npm install -g @versatly/linkedin-cli
# Set your pdauth user ID
linkedin auth set-user telegram:5439689035
# Check connection status
linkedin auth status
# Get your profile
linkedin profile me
# Create a post
linkedin post create "Hello LinkedIn! 🚀"
# Create an image post
linkedin post create-image "https://example.com/image.jpg" "Check out this image!"
# Like a post
linkedin engage like "https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7123456789"
# Comment on a post
linkedin engage comment "https://www.linkedin.com/posts/..." "Great post!"
linkedin auth status # Check connection status
linkedin auth set-user <id> # Set pdauth user ID
linkedin auth connect # Generate OAuth link
linkedin auth clear # Clear configuration
linkedin post create <text> # Create text post
linkedin post create-image <url> <text> # Create image post
linkedin post delete <postUrn> # Delete a post
linkedin engage like <postUrl> # Like a post
linkedin engage comment <postUrl> <text> # Comment on post
linkedin engage comments <postUrl> # View comments
linkedin profile me # Your profile
linkedin profile view <personId> # View someone's profile
linkedin profile picture # Get profile picture URLs
linkedin org search <query> # Search organizations
linkedin org access # Check your org admin access
linkedin org admins <orgUrn> # List org administrators
linkedin org set <orgId> # Set default org for posting
The LinkedIn API has some limitations:
For post search/discovery, you'll need to:
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LinkedIn CLI for posting, commenting, and engagement via Pipedream OAuth
We found that @versatly/linkedin-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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