Applications

The apps command lists applications visible to the signed-in user in your Supabase-backed app. You can optionally scope by organization.

Basic Usage

List all applications:

hookie apps

Example Output

+----------+------------------+--------+------------------------------------------+
| ID       | NAME             | TOPICS | DESCRIPTION                              |
+----------+------------------+--------+------------------------------------------+
| app_123  | My Webhook App   | 5      | Webhook receiver for payment events      |
| app_456  | API Gateway      | 12     | Central API gateway for microservices   |
+----------+------------------+--------+------------------------------------------+

The output shows:

ID - Application identifier (use this with other commands)
NAME - Application name
TOPICS - Number of topics configured for this application
DESCRIPTION - Application description (truncated if longer than 50 characters)

Filter by Organization

Filter applications by organization ID:

hookie apps --org-id <org-id>

You can also set the organization ID globally:

hookie --org-id <org-id> apps

Example

hookie apps --org-id org_abc123

Authentication Required

You must be authenticated to list applications. If you're not logged in, you'll see:

Error: not authenticated. Run 'hookie login' first

Run hookie login to authenticate.

Use Cases

Discover available applications - See all applications you have access to
Find application IDs - Get the ID needed for other commands like topics and listen
Check topic counts - Quickly see how many topics each application has
Filter by organization - View only applications belonging to a specific organization

Topics - List topics for a specific application
Listen - Stream events from an application
Authentication - Manage your CLI session