pd, one section per command. Run pd <command> --help for the same synopsis at the terminal.
pd login
Authenticate this device with Pipedata via a device-code flow. Saves credentials to ~/.pd/config.json.
pd push
Read NDJSON from stdin and write it to a named pipe. Creates the pipe if it doesn’t exist.
pd push reads stdin only — there’s no flag for inline data. Use echo … | pd push <name> or redirect a file.
pd pull
Read NDJSON from a named pipe to stdout.
pd ls
List pipes with their kind, source, status, and counts.
pd delete
Request deletion of a pipe and all its data. Data is purged within 72 hours.
pd source http
Create (or look up) an HTTP ingestion pipe and print its ingest URL.
Authorization: Bearer <api-key>. One JSON record per request, or NDJSON for batches.
pd dest http
Create or update an HTTP destination. On create, --url and --method are required. Destinations start paused — verify DNS, then pd resume.
pd uniq
Create or update a deduplication transform that emits each unique record from a source pipe once.
pd verify
Verify DNS ownership of an HTTP destination. Interactive: prints a TXT record, waits for you to add it, then polls DNS.
pd pause
Pause a pipe so it stops reading and accepting new data. Works for any pipe kind. Downstream pipes pause too.
pd resume
Resume a paused pipe.
pd self-update
Check for and install a newer pd binary in place. The previous binary is saved alongside as pd.old.