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OLP CLI 18.1.2, published by HERE Technologies, is a command-line tool designed to let developers and data engineers interact programmatically with the HERE Open Location Platform. Released as the tenth major iteration since the utility’s introduction, the software exposes the platform’s catalog, pipeline, stream, and indexing services through concise commands that can be embedded in shell scripts, CI/CD jobs, or automation frameworks. Typical workflows include batch-uploading geospatial datasets, provisioning new catalogs, triggering data-processing pipelines, streaming live sensor feeds into analytics layers, and querying indexed layers for map tiles or route geometries. Because every operation is scriptable, teams can integrate location-centric data operations into nightly builds, schedule periodic catalog synchronization, or replicate production catalogs across regions without manual intervention. The executable is lightweight, requires only a valid HERE platform API key, and runs on any Windows, macOS, or Linux terminal that supports Python-based CLIs, making it equally suited to interactive exploration by individual developers and to headless orchestration in cloud environments. As a member of the “Developer Tools” category, OLP CLI complements the platform’s web interface and REST endpoints by offering repeatable, diff-friendly configuration and a concise syntax that reduces complex multi-step tasks to single-line instructions. The software is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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