init

Description

Setting credential files for using abeja command. You can also have multiple named credentials and switch each one by executing switch command.

The Abeja Platform CLI stores the credentials in the file ~/.abeja/config.

Synopsis

$ abeja config init [--help]
Usage: abeja config init [OPTIONS] [NAME]

  Initialize ABEJA credentials

Options:
  -y, --yes, --assume-yes  Automatically respond yes to confirmation prompts;
                           assume "yes" as answer to all prompts and run non-
                           interactively.
  --help                   Show this message and exit.

Option

-y, --yes, --assume-yes

If this option enabled, automatically respond yes to confirmation prompts while initializing a new credential.

Authentication information

The following is needed information for Authentication.

You can go and see for those information on the Account Menu where upper right on the top page.

Environment variable

And you can also specify with environment variable those authentication information.

These environment variables overrides the file created by this command if both exists.

Example

Setting Authentication information at init

Command:

$ abeja config init
User ID              : 1098109094527
Personal Access Token: 6be7ed221d418f1a564d5d46ace29047d8a56c97
Organization ID      : 1113864244136

Output:

[INFO]: ABEJA credentials setup completed!

Setting Authentication information at init with name

Command:

$ abeja config init example
User ID              : 1317234056504
Personal Access Token: 98f91de714f4450e991e384197f9e6dde6e75411
Organization ID      : 1014995786418

Output:

[INFO]: ABEJA credentials setup completed!

Specifying Authentication Information in Environment Variables

$ ABEJA_CLI_USER=1759331382041 ABEJA_CLI_TOKEN=03cd44... ABEJA_CLI_ORGANIZATION=abeja-inc abeja config show
abeja-platform-user:user-1759331382041
personal-access-token:03cd44...
organization-name:abeja-inc