CLI Plugins
twilio-cli
can be extended through plugins. You can publish your own plugins for the community or make them private for your own — or your clients’ — business workflows.
Install a plugin
Plugins for twilio-cli
are installed using the twilio plugins
command.
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Install a plugin by its package name:
twilio plugins:install <plugin-package-name>
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Run your plugin commands from
twilio-cli
. Refer to the plugin’s documentation to see what new commands are available. -
If you’re using autocomplete, you’ll need to run
twilio autocomplete
after installing a plugin and then open a new terminal window.twilio-cli
needs to rebuild its cache.
Available plugins
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twilio serverless — Use this to streamline your Twilio Functions development workflow.
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-serverless
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twilio watch — Allows you to watch your live debugger alerts, voice calls, and messages as they come in, in real time.
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-watch
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twilio token — Install and use this plugin to generate a token for use in a client-side SDK, e.g., a chat application.
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-token
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twilio flex — Allows you to create, build, and deploy Flex plugins.
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-flex
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twilio assets — Allows you to upload and manage static assets in a Twilio Assets service.
twilio plugins:install @twilio-labs/plugin-assets
Create a plugin
Want to write your own plugin? This document will show you how.
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