roboto auth
Sign in to Roboto.
roboto auth [-h] {login} ...Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
-h, --help |
show this help message and exit |
roboto auth login
Sign in through your browser and save a new access token to a profile in the Roboto config file. Select the profile with the top-level –profile flag (default: ROBOTO_PROFILE, then the config file’s default profile, then ‘default’). Replacing an existing profile’s token requires –overwrite.
roboto auth login [-h] [--endpoint ENDPOINT] [--no-browser]
[--port PORT] [--expiry-days EXPIRY_DAYS]
[--overwrite] [--set-default]Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
-h, --help |
show this help message and exit |
--endpoint <endpoint> |
Roboto API endpoint to sign in to. Defaults to ROBOTO_SERVICE_ENDPOINT, or https://api.roboto.ai. |
--no-browser |
Don’t open a browser or listen for its redirect. Print a URL to open on any device, then paste the authorization code the page shows. Implied over SSH and on Linux without a display. |
--port <port> |
Local port for the browser’s redirect. Defaults to a free port. Default: 0. |
--expiry-days <expiry_days> |
Number of days, from 1 to 365, that the new access token stays valid. Defaults to 30. Default: 30. |
--overwrite |
Replace the access token and endpoint of the selected profile if it already exists. The replaced token stays valid. |
--set-default |
Make the selected profile the default. |