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You can operate BugBug also in Command Line Interface.

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Open your terminal. First of all you need to nodeJS installed in your machine. Then go for npm installation. 
Let's see how to set up our CLI:
npm: @testrevolution/bugbug-cli
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After you have nodeJS and npm installed simply run:
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npm install -g @testrevolution/bugbug-cli
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Remember that you need to have admin user permissions on nodeJS execution.
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You need to take API token of the project you want to run with CLI. You will find that in BugBug web app in Project settings in General tab:
Then configure CLI with alphanumerical project's API token:
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bugbug config set-token API_TOKEN_FROM_WEBAPP_PROJECT_SETTINGS
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Treat yourself with CLI
In BugBug npm's page you find the available commands. You can also just strike bugbug help to see what you can do and how.
Example: list suites within the connected project:
The most useful option will probably be running tests ;) 
To run a particular test via CLI you need to find the ID of the test. It's easy, just go to your test, expand 3 dots and select Run via CLI. Just simply copy the commad for running, open terminal and paste and run. The commad looks as below:
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bugbug remote run test TEST_Id
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You can run whole suite as well by going to Suites tab, expanding the details and selecting Run via CLI. The command is the same but SUITE_ID is different. That's how we recognize you want to run the whole suite!

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