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strm auth login​

Login

Synopsis​

Log a user in using its Console credentials and save the login token to disk, to allow the CLI access to the STRM Privacy APIs.

Authentication is handled through the browser with the strm auth login command. If you can't login through browser (e.g. when using the CLI in scripts or on remote machines), a headless auth flow is supported through the --remote and --non-interactive flags. Note: this requires both a browser-accessible machine to run --remote to initiate authentication and the non-browser machine to run strm auth login --non-interactive. The help command strm auth login --help also provides directions.

Usage​

strm auth login [flags]

Options​

  -h, --help              help for login
  -n, --non-interactive   is the current host a headless system, without access to a browser? If true, use strm auth login --remote
  -r, --remote            should the current host act as a remote login for a headless system? If true, an authorization code flow result will be printed, that can be used for the non-interactive target host.

Options inherited from parent commands​

      --api-auth-url string   user authentication host (default "https://accounts.strmprivacy.io")
      --api-host string       api host and port (default "api.strmprivacy.io:443")
  -o, --output string         output format [json, json-raw, table, plain] (default "table")
  -p, --project string        project to use (defaults to context-configured project)
      --token-file string     token file that contains an access token (default is $HOME/.config/strmprivacy/credentials-<api-auth-url>.json)

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