edgible auth
edgible auth login
Section titled “edgible auth login”Authenticate as a user, or create a device-scoped login.
# Interactive — prompts for passwordedgible auth login --user-email you@example.com
# Non-interactiveedgible auth login \ --user-email you@example.com \ --user-password 'your-password'| Flag | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
--user-email <email> | string | Email address to authenticate as. |
--user-password <password> | string | Password. Omit to be prompted. |
--device | flag | Create a device login instead of a user login. |
--device-name <name> | string | When using --device: the new device’s name. |
--device-type <type> | enum | serving or gateway. Default serving. |
--email <email> | string | (Device login) inviter’s email. |
--password <password> | string | (Device login) device password — auto-generated if omitted. |
On success, an access token, ID token, refresh token, and active organization are saved to the config file. Subsequent commands in the same shell or any new shell on the same machine pick them up automatically.
edgible auth logout
Section titled “edgible auth logout”Clear local credentials.
edgible auth logoutNo flags. The config file is left intact except for the auth tokens.
edgible auth select-org
Section titled “edgible auth select-org”Switch the active organization. Only relevant if your account belongs to more than one.
edgible auth select-orgThe CLI fetches your organizations and lets you pick interactively.