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# Move SDK CLI

MOVE SDK CLI is a command-line interface (CLI) for the MOVE SDK. It provides various commands to interact with the SDK, such as creating a project, listing projects, logging in and out, and more.

#### Installation

You can install MOVE SDK CLI via npm. Make sure you have Node.js and npm installed on your system before proceeding.

```bash
npm install movesdk-cli
```

#### Usage

Here are some of the commands you can use:

* **clone**: Clones the test projects.
* **login**: Logs in to the MOVE SDK CLI.
* **logout**: Logs out from the MOVE SDK CLI.
* **projects**: Lists the projects.
* **create-project**: Creates a new project.
* **delete-project**: Deletes a project.
* **services**: Lists the services.
* **help**: Opens the MOVE documentation.
* **open-project**: Opens the MOVE dashboard.
* **keys**: List move sdk project keys

For example, to create a new project, you would run:

```bash
movesdk create-project
```

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This documentation provides an overview of the available commands and their usage. For detailed information on each command and additional examples, please refer to the MOVE SDK documentation.

This is a command-line interface (CLI) for the MOVE SDK. It provides various commands to interact with the SDK, such as creating a project, listing projects, logging in and out, and more.

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