Bringing Huawei App Management to the Terminal: Introducing agc-cli
After using an App Store Connect CLI, I wanted the same command-line experience for managing Huawei apps. asc-cli brings App Store Connect operations into the terminal. Developers can organize commands into scripts and give AI coding assistants a clear interface to work with. What appealed to me was how naturally app management became part of the development workflow. When I applied that approach…
Agc-cli brings Huawei AppGallery Connect operations into the terminal for developers. This open-source Go CLI simplifies app management tasks like app metadata, localizations, publishing requests, testing, reviews, and more. Installation is straightforward on macOS via Homebrew, Windows with Scoop, or Linux with release archives.
Users must provide AppGallery Connect app ID and Service Account JSON for authentication. Agc-cli organizes commands into groups such as app metadata, testing, product management, provisioning, reviews, projects, and domains. Each group contains multiple operations. The CLI provides a registry with 13 API families and 156 entries, and discovery, generic request construction, and invocation are included.
Users can preview requests without executing them using the --dry-run flag. The CLI saves responses for further processing and supports multiple accounts by selecting a specific profile. Agc-cli is MIT-licensed and provides documentation in English and Chinese, along with tests and CI checks. It currently focuses on consistent interface to app management APIs but does not include complete binary/multipart upload orchestration or local Hvigor execution.
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