Bitly Wbonet01 Install -

Add a built-in “Bitly Install & Configure” feature to WBONET01 that lets users shorten, track, and auto-attach Bitly links for device invites, firmware downloads, and event-share URLs with a single click — no separate Bitly dashboard required.

# .github/workflows/shorten-links.yml
- name: Install wbonet01
  run: npm install -g bitly-wbonet01
- name: Shorten new release URL
  run: wbonet01 shorten $ github.event.release.html_url  >> $GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY
  env:
    BITLY_ACCESS_TOKEN: $ secrets.BITLY_TOKEN 

If you are trying to use this link on an Amazon Fire TV Stick, you cannot simply click the link. You must use a utility app to browse the web.

docker logs wbonet01-instance

wbonet01 --version

Expected output: wbonet01 v1.0.0

To use any real Bitly functionality, you need:

After the installation, you must configure wbonet01 to authenticate with Bitly’s servers. Most tools expect either environment variables or a config file. bitly wbonet01 install

Despite careful steps, errors happen. Here are the most frequent issues and solutions.

| Error Message | Likely Cause | Fix | |---------------|--------------|-----| | command not found: wbonet01 | Installation PATH missing | Reinstall using sudo or add ~/.local/bin to PATH | | 401 Unauthorized | Invalid/expired Bitly token | Regenerate token in Bitly dashboard | | 429 Too Many Requests | Rate limit exceeded (1k requests/hour for free tier) | Upgrade to Pro or implement exponential backoff | | Docker: image not found | Wrong image name | Check registry; try docker search wbonet01 | | ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'bitly_wbonet01' | Python env mismatch | Activate correct venv or reinstall with --user flag | Add a built-in “Bitly Install & Configure” feature