Base44: connectors list-available Command
Base44 added a connectors list-available CLI command that retrieves and displays all integration types currently supported by the platform directly from the terminal. The command outputs each connector's type identifier, description, and required connection configuration fields β giving developers a real-time, server-sourced reference for configuring OAuth integrations without leaving the command line.
connectors list-available β Discover Supported Integrations from the Terminal
Base44 released the connectors list-available CLI command on March 15, 2026, adding a direct way to explore the platform's connector catalog from the terminal. The command complements the existing connectors pull and connectors push workflow.
What the Command Does
base44 connectors list-available
When executed, the command fetches the latest available connectors from the Base44 server and displays them in the terminal. For each integration, the output includes:
- Type identifier β the string value required in the
typefield of a connector'sjsoncconfiguration file - Description β a short explanation of what the integration provides
- Connection config fields β any additional parameters the connector requires, such as a subdomain, account ID, or similar service-specific identifiers, along with their validation requirements
Because the command fetches data from the server rather than from a local cache, the list reflects the current state of the Base44 connector catalog β including any connectors added since the CLI was last updated.
Why This Matters
As of early 2026, Base44 supports a rapidly growing catalog of OAuth connectors β including Airtable, Dropbox, Google Workspace tools, Linear, Microsoft Teams, Salesforce, Slack, SharePoint, Stripe, and Wix, among others. With the catalog expanding frequently, knowing the exact type identifier for a connector has become increasingly important for writing correct configuration files.
Previously, developers would need to consult the online documentation or refer to existing connector configs to find the right identifier. The connectors list-available command eliminates that friction.
Relationship to the Broader Connectors CLI
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
connectors list-available |
List all supported integration types |
connectors pull |
Download connector configs from Base44 to local files |
connectors push |
Deploy local connector configs to Base44 |
Together, these three commands cover the full lifecycle of discovering, retrieving, and publishing connector configurations from the terminal.