eo-auth

Generates and stores an access token for the Electric Objects API using your login credentials. Automatically handles refreshing the token when it expires.

Usage

Install globally:

npm install -g eo-auth

and then run:

eo-auth configure

You will be prompted for your login credentials. If login is successful, it will store your login credentials and tokens in:

~/.eo-auth/

You can retrieve the current access token via the CLI by running:

eo-auth token

It will automatically be refreshed if it is expired.

You may also retrieve the token programmatically from another node app by writing:

var eoAuth = require('eo-auth');
var accessToken = await eoAuth.getAccessToken();

If you'd like to erase the stored tokens and credentials:

eo-auth reset

or remove the directory:

~/.eo-auth/

You can also debug the stored tokens and credentials with:

eo-auth status

If your password has been stored, it will be obfuscated, but the access and refresh tokens will be displayed.

License

ISC