sinch config

Manage CLI configuration and credential profiles. Configuration is stored in ~/.sinch/config.json. Profile-specific credentials are stored in the OS keychain.

Set a configuration value.

sinch config set <key=value>
sinch config set fax <key=value>

--json prints { "key": "projectId", "value": "abc" }. Fax keys are reported as fax.serviceId and fax.senderNumber. Bad input prints an error document and exits 1.

Valid fax config keys: serviceID (alias: service-id), senderNumber (alias: sender-number).

Read a configuration value.

sinch config get <key>
sinch config get fax <key>

--json prints { "key": "...", "value": "..." }. value is left out when the key is not set.

Show all current configuration values for the active profile.

sinch config list

--json prints { profile, config, fax? }. config holds the values the text output shows, with credentials shown as (secure). fax appears only when a fax value is set.

Manage credential profiles for working across multiple Sinch projects. Each profile stores its own credentials in the keychain.

sinch config profile list

--json prints { "profiles": [{ name, projectId?, keyId?, active }] }.

sinch config profile create <name>

--json prints { name, created: true }. It does not offer to switch to the profile or log in; run profile use and auth login for that.

sinch config profile use <name>

--json prints { name, active: true }.

sinch config profile delete <name> [-f, --force]

-f, --force skips the confirmation prompt. --json prints { name, deleted: true } and requires --force; without it the command fails with an error document naming --force.

Check connectivity to the SinchFunctions API.

sinch health

--json prints the health response unchanged, for example { "status": "healthy" }. A failure prints an error document and exits with the mapped code (503 gives 69, for example).

Generate shell completion scripts for tab completion.

sinch completion [options]

The CLI refreshes completions silently on startup and prints a one-time hint on first run. To install completions into your shell profile or print the script:

sinch completion --install           # Reinstall into shell profile
sinch completion --shell bash        # Print bash completion to stdout
sinch completion --shell powershell  # Print PowerShell completion to stdout

• Configuration — config file fields, profiles, environment variable overrides
• sinch auth commands — log in and check credentials