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filemanager-usermanager

v0.0.1

Published

CLI application for user management in filemanager application

Downloads

1

Readme

CLI application for user management in File Manager application

This CLI tool was developed and tested with File Manager v1.4.6.

Further File Manager releases could brake compatibility with current tool, since API is not officially introduced and could be changed in any release. Check following #285 issue for details about API documentation.

Installation

npm install filemanager-usermanager -g

Usage

filemanager-user-add [username] [password] [directory]

Following environment variables could be used

FILEMANAGER_BASEURL         # default http://localhost
FILEMANAGER_ADMIN_USERNAME  # default "admin"
FILEMANAGER_ADMIN_PASSWORD  # default "admin"