> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://eth-limo.gitbook.io/documentation/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://eth-limo.gitbook.io/documentation/ipfs-pinning-providers/pinme.md). # PinMe Using PinMe to publish and pin dWebsite content on IPFS PinMe is a zero-config deployment CLI from [Glitter Protocol](https://glitterprotocol.io/) that publishes static sites to IPFS (backed by Filecoin) in a single command — no servers, SSL certificates, or infrastructure setup required. Every upload is pinned and returns a content identifier (CID) that you can use directly in your ENS content hash. Fittingly, PinMe's own website is a dWebsite served through eth.limo: . ### Installation Install the CLI globally via npm and verify it works: ```bash npm install -g pinme pinme --version ``` ### Authentication Uploads require authentication. Two options are available: ```bash pinme login # Browser-based login (recommended) pinme set-appkey # Direct AppKey authentication (for CI/automated workflows) ``` Related commands: ```bash pinme show-appkey # Display masked credentials pinme logout # Sign out ``` ### Next steps * [PinMe IPFS Pinning](/documentation/ipfs-pinning-providers/pinme/pinme-ipfs-pinning.md) — uploading files and directories, size limits, and connecting the resulting CID to your ENS name ### Resources * Website: * Upload documentation: * GitHub: