is-reachable-cli
Check if hostnames are reachable or not.
The tool provides a command‑line interface for testing network reachability of hostnames. It invokes the underlying is‑reachable library to perform a simple check and reports whether the specified domain can be contacted, returning a clear “Reachable” status when successful. Users run the command with a hostname argument, and the utility prints the result to the console.
It is intended for developers or system administrators who need a quick way to verify that a remote host is accessible from their environment without writing custom scripts. The CLI can be installed globally via npm, making it available as a system‑wide command that integrates into shell workflows or automation pipelines.
The package is released under the MIT license, marked as stable, and lists a core CLI availability property. It references the is‑reachable module as its underlying implementation, indicating that the functionality is a thin wrapper around that library’s API.
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