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Provides command line utilities to manage your cloudinary resources.

npm i cloudinary-utils -g

# list resources information
cloudinary-ls --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX

# list resources information by tag
cloudinary-ls --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX --tag=XXXX

# list resources information by tag
cloudinary-ls --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX --tag=XXXX

cloudinary-ls

List your cloudinary resources

# list resources information
cloudinary-ls --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX

# list resources information by tag
cloudinary-ls --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX --tag=XXXX

# format the resources result
cloudinary-ls --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX --format="public_id,format,secure_url"

Usage:

usage: cloudinary-ls [options]

 --api_key=STRING      The cloudinary api_key
 --api_secret=STRING   The cloudinary api_secret
 --cloud_name=STRING   The cloudinary cloud_name
 --format=STRING       Comma separated list of fields
 --maxPages=NUMBER     The maximum number of cloudinary resources pages
 --tag=STRING          The cloudinary resources tag
 -h, --help            display help & usage
 -v, --version         display cli name & version

cloudinary-rm

Removes the given cloudinary resource.

# removes all development resources ( from dev tag )
cloudinary-ls --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX --format="public_id" --maxPages=1 --tag=dev | cloudinary-rm --cloud_name=XXX --api_key=XXX --api_secret=XXX

Authors

• Oscar Brito