CLI
Applications
List Hookie applications available to your logged-in account
The apps command lists applications you can access. Optionally filter by organization.
Basic Usage
hookie appsExample Output
+----------+------------------+---------+------------------------------------------+
| PUBLIC ID | NAME | SOURCES | DESCRIPTION |
+----------+------------------+---------+------------------------------------------+
| billing-api-k7m2xp | My Webhook App | 5 | Webhook receiver for payment events |
| checkout-api-m2n8xp | API Gateway | 12 | Central API gateway for microservices |
+----------+------------------+---------+------------------------------------------+Columns:
- PUBLIC ID — Application public identifier (use with
sourcesandlisten --app-id) - NAME — Application name
- SOURCES — Number of sources on the application
- DESCRIPTION — Description (truncated past 50 characters)
If none are available:
No applications found.Create an application in the Hookie dashboard first.
Filter by Organization
hookie apps --org-id <org-id>Or set the organization ID globally:
hookie --org-id <org-id> appsAuthentication Required
You must be logged in. If not:
Error: not authenticated. Run 'hookie login' firstRun hookie login, then retry.
Related Commands
- Sources — List sources for an application (or all sources)
- Listen — Stream events from an application
- Authentication — Manage your CLI session