fabric8-auth-cli provides a tool to retrieve an access token and optionally a refresh token from the CLI, by performing authentication on the preview or production platform and using the user’s credentials which can be provided either from the terminal prompt, or using a keyring interface (using the go-keyring library).
osio login --helpOn Linux and macOS, you can register a password for a service/account pair which can be used with the osio command so you don’t need to input your OpenShift.io account’s password each time.
On Linux, you can follow the instructions on the go-keyring docs.
On macOS, you can use the security command as follows:
security add-generic-password -a <username> -s <service_name> -w <password>- TIP
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security add-generic-passwordcommand is prefixed with a space, it won’t be recorded in the terminal session history.
Once done, you can use the account and service as arguments in the osio login command:
osio login -t preview --keyring-user <username> --keyring-service <service_name>You can even directly export the access token to an environment variable for later re-use with a curl command, for example:
export PREVIEW_TOKEN=`osio login -t preview --keyring-user <username> --keyring-service <service_name>`
curl -H "Authorization: Bearer $PREVIEW_TOKEN" https://auth.prod-preview.openshift.io/api/user -s | jqThis library is available under the Apache License Version 2.0.