subroutine login

The 2 commands under subroutine login, each with its arguments and options.

subroutine login [OPTIONS] COMMAND [ARGS]...

Let somebody sign in to the web interface.

subroutine login link

subroutine login link [OPTIONS]

Make a sign-in link for the web interface, and print it once.

Examples:

subroutine login link

subroutine login link --username keanu

Hand it over however you would hand over anything private - it signs in as whoever it names, once, and stops working after half an hour.

It is how a browser signs in - nothing sends a sign-in link by email yet - which is why it is at a terminal: the console has to be a way in.

Options

• --username (str): Issue for somebody else, by the name 'user list' shows. Unset means you.

subroutine login revoke

subroutine login revoke [OPTIONS] {username}

Sign somebody out of every browser they are signed in on.

Examples:

subroutine login revoke keanu

Immediate, and it takes any unused sign-in links with it. This is what a lost laptop needs; it does not touch their API tokens, which 'subroutine token revoke' stops.

Arguments

• username (str, required): Whose sessions to end, by the name 'user list' shows.