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Available since CLI v7.3.0.
The checkly status-pages command lets you list and inspect status pages in your Checkly account directly from the terminal. You can view status page configurations, cards, and services.
Before using checkly status-pages, ensure you have:
  • Checkly CLI installed
  • Valid Checkly account authentication (run npx checkly login if needed)
For additional setup information, see CLI overview.

Usage

Terminal

Subcommands

SubcommandDescription
listList all status pages in your account.
getGet details of a status page, including its cards and services.

checkly status-pages list

List all status pages in your account. Usage:
Terminal
Options:
OptionRequiredDescription
--limit, -l-Number of status pages to return (1-100). Default: 25.
--cursor-Cursor for next page (from previous output).
--compact-Show one row per status page instead of per service.
--output, -o-Output format: table, json, or md. Default: table.

List Options

--limit, -l
number
default:"25"
Number of status pages to return per page, between 1 and 100.Usage:
Terminal
--cursor
string
Cursor for paginating through results. The cursor value is provided in the output of a previous status-pages list command.Usage:
Terminal
--compact
boolean
Show one row per status page instead of expanding services. Displays the number of cards and whether the status page is private.Usage:
Terminal
--output, -o
string
default:"table"
Set the output format. Use json for programmatic access or md for markdown.Usage:
Terminal

List Examples

Terminal

checkly status-pages get

Get details of a specific status page, including its cards and services. Usage:
Terminal
Arguments:
ArgumentDescription
idThe ID of the status page to retrieve.
Options:
OptionRequiredDescription
--output, -o-Output format: detail, json, or md. Default: detail.

Get Options

--output, -o
string
default:"detail"
Set the output format. Use json for programmatic access or md for markdown.Usage:
Terminal

Get Examples

Terminal