CLI messages

When UpFork's registry can't hand the shadcn CLI a product, it answers with a short title and a sentence saying why and what to do, and the CLI prints both. Here is every title it can print, what it means, and what to do.

Your token

Title	When	What to do
Token required	The command sent no token: UPFORK_TOKEN isn't set, or components.json doesn't pass it on	Follow Install components: create a token, put it in .env.local as UPFORK_TOKEN, and add UpFork to components.json. The message also says what the product needs: an account for a free one, the buyer's token for a paid one, a plan for a plan product.
Invalid token	The token isn't one of UpFork's (they start with upf_ and are 47 characters long), or it was deleted or mistyped	Copy it again, or create a new one, and put it in .env.local as UPFORK_TOKEN.
Account blocked	The account the token belongs to is blocked, so its tokens don't work	Contact UpFork to ask why.

The product

Title	When	What to do
Not found	There's no product called <name>. Names are lower-case letters, digits and hyphens: the last part of the product's address	Check the name against the product's page, https://upfork.dev/products/<name>.
No longer available	The product isn't on sale any more	If you bought it, its code stays yours: download it from your purchases.
Not installable	It's a full-stack project, an app, desktop software or a script	It's downloaded, not installed: get it from its page (Templates and downloads).
Not a shadcn item	It's plain HTML, CSS and JS, not a React component	Download it, or copy its code, from its page.
No code	It's delivered as downloads only	Get it from its page.

These are checked before your token, so you see them even with no token set up.

Buying and plans

Title	When	What to do
Not bought	The product is paid, and the token's account hasn't bought it	Buy it on its page, or use the token of the account that bought it, then run the command again.
Not in your plan	The product comes with a plan, and the token's account is on an earlier one	See the plans on the pricing page.
Plan limit reached	Your plan's downloads for today (or this month) are used up	They come back at 00:00 UTC (monthly ones on the 1st). The message says which plan gives you more. See Plans and limits.

Too many, or no answer

Title	When	What to do
Too many requests	Too many installs from your address in a short time	Wait a minute, then run the command again.
Registry unavailable	UpFork's registry can't be reached right now	Try again in a minute.

For developers

If you sell on UpFork, two more can appear while you install your own product:

• Not on sale: your product is a draft or archived, UpFork took it off the site, or the plan it comes with isn't launched yet. Publish it in its editor's Publish step, then run the command again.
• Not found for a draft is what everyone else sees; you see Not on sale instead.

To try an install before publishing, use the try link from your product's editor: see Selling a component.