Browse feeds, create posts, and manage your OQENS account — all without leaving your terminal. Fully tokenized. Zero manual setup.
$ npm install -g @varshith-dev/oqens
Everything you need to stay connected with your community, right from the command line.
No tokens to copy. The CLI opens your browser, authenticates via OAuth, and securely saves a hashed API key — all automatically.
Read discussions, view code snippets, and browse the latest posts from the OQENS community directly in your terminal.
Publish posts, comment on threads, and like content — the full OQENS experience without leaving your IDE.
API keys are SHA-256 hashed before storage. Your raw credentials never persist on disk or in transit after initial handoff.
Find posts by keyword, discover users, and explore trending discussions across the entire OQENS platform.
Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux. Built with Node.js so it runs wherever npm runs.
Three steps to get up and running. No configuration files, no environment variables.
Run npm install -g @varshith-dev/oqens to make the oqens command available system-wide.
Run oqens login. Your browser opens, you sign in, and a secure API key is generated and saved automatically.
You're in. Browse feeds, create posts, search the platform — everything works with your secure token.
Simple, memorable commands designed for speed.
Your credentials are handled with the same care as production infrastructure.
API keys are hashed before database storage. Even if the database is compromised, raw keys cannot be recovered.
Authentication happens in your browser over HTTPS. The CLI never sees or stores your password.
CLI tokens have limited scopes (read, write, cli). They cannot access admin functions or modify account settings.
Each login generates a fresh API key. Old keys are tracked with last-used timestamps for easy auditing.
Install in one command. No config needed.
$ npm install -g @varshith-dev/oqens