Command
nylas email signatures create
Create a signature
Written by Qasim Muhammad Staff SRE
What does nylas email signatures create do?
The nylas email signatures create command creates a signature. It is part of the Email Signatures commands, which stored signatures attached on send for any grant.
Usage
nylas email signatures createFlags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| --name | See `nylas nylas email signatures create [grant-id] --help` for details |
| --body | See `nylas nylas email signatures create [grant-id] --help` for details |
Examples
Basic usage
nylas email signatures create --helpTroubleshooting
Command not found or fails
Run `nylas auth config` and `nylas auth login` to authenticate first.
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Run nylas email signatures create --help for full help output.