curviate account safety update
Change one Account's safety policy from a JSON document: rows, for example {"rows":[{"budget_row":"profile_views","ceiling":40}]}, active_hours, for example {"active_hours":{"days":["mon","tue"],"start":"09:00","end":"17:00"}}, and auto_withdraw (true or false: Curviate withdraws its own invitations older than 14 days once more than 400 are pending). Active hours hold Motions and other live writes, never a direct message (send, new chat, edit, delete, reaction, read mark). A row's green is its target, what Motions aim at; the ceiling is the most it may do. Fields you leave out stay as they are; null clears an override. Prints the policy.
Usage
curviate account safety update <accountId> --file <file> [flags]Examples
curviate account safety update acc_YOUR_ACCOUNT_ID --file policy.jsonArguments
| Argument | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
accountId | yes | The Account (acc_...). |
Flags
| Flag | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--file | string | yes | The JSON document: a path, or - to read it from stdin. |
Also accepts these global flags: --api-key, --profile, --account, --team, --base-url, --timeout, --json, --fields, --preview, --verbose, --beta.
Exit codes: the exit code table. More commands: Account.