Connections Command

The qelos connections command inspects the integration source connections (Sumit, PayPal, OpenAI, Email, AWS, Cloudflare, HTTP, …) configured for your tenant, directly from the terminal.

qelos connections status

Prints a table of every connection with its ID, name, kind, and live connection status.

qelos connections status

Example output:

Connections status

ID                        NAME              KIND      STATUS
------------------------  ----------------  --------  -----------
64f1c2b8e4b0a1a2b3c4d5e6  Production Sumit  sumit     connected
64f1c2b8e4b0a1a2b3c4d5e7  Support Inbox     email     connected
64f1c2b8e4b0a1a2b3c4d5e8  Legacy PayPal     paypal    failed
64f1c2b8e4b0a1a2b3c4d5e9  GitHub OAuth      github    unsupported

3/4 connected

Status is computed the same way as Test connection / Check connection in the admin panel — it uses each connection's already-saved credentials to make a real (side-effect-free) call to the provider. See Connection Status Checks for exactly what's checked per kind, and which kinds return unsupported.

A connection that fails to check (e.g. missing credentials) is shown with an error: <message> status instead of aborting the whole table.

Authentication

Like every other command, qelos connections status authenticates using your stored credentials, QELOS_API_TOKEN/QELOS_USERNAME+QELOS_PASSWORD environment variables, or a --global environment. See the CLI Introduction for the full authentication precedence.

Related

• Connection Status Checks — what each provider kind checks, and the underlying API/SDK methods
• Global Environments — run this command against a registered project from any directory