booksy-cliCommand reference
auth
Import, inspect or forget a booksy.com login
booksy auth
Import, inspect or forget a booksy.com login
booksy auth login
Import your booksy.com login from browser cookies
booksy auth login [flags]booksy.com keeps your login in a cookie named identity-<country> (identity-es in Spain). Log in on booksy.com in your browser, then give the CLI one of:
- a cookie export: Cookie-Editor or EditThisCookie JSON, a Netscape cookies.txt, or a copied Cookie: header (--cookies FILE, or - for stdin)
- the bare value of the identity-<country> cookie, pasted at the prompt
Only booksy.com cookies are read, so a whole-browser export is fine. Email, Google, Apple and Facebook logins all end in the same cookie. The login is checked against Booksy before it is saved to credentials.toml (mode 0600).
booksy auth login --cookies ~/Downloads/booksy-cookies.json
pbpaste | booksy auth login --cookies -
booksy auth login --country pl --profile poland| Flag | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--cookies | string | - | cookie export file, or - for stdin |
--cookies-format | string | auto | auto, json, netscape or header |
--cookies-stdin | bool | false | read the cookie export or token from stdin |
booksy auth logout
Forget the saved login (booksy.com stays logged in)
booksy auth logout [flags]| Flag | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--yes | bool | false | do not ask |
booksy auth status
Show the profile's login; --check asks Booksy if it still works
booksy auth status [flags]| Flag | Type | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--check | bool | false | verify the login against Booksy |