Crates.io | auth_token |
lib.rs | auth_token |
version | 0.2.3 |
source | src |
created_at | 2022-10-10 03:15:51.338519 |
updated_at | 2022-10-10 03:58:54.121402 |
description | Get an auth token to use in development |
homepage | https://github.com/exogee-technology/auth_token |
repository | https://github.com/exogee-technology/auth_token |
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A small CLI application and rust library, that allows you to get an auth token for use in development.
See Github Releases
# Get an OKTA Access Token
$ auth-token okta-access-token
--client-id XXXXyyyy
--base-url https://myapp.okta.com/
--authorization-server-id abc123
--login-redirect-url http://myapp/callback
--username my.user
--copy-to-clipboard
🎉 auth-token - A CLI tool to get an auth token for use in development.
Password? (hidden)
🔐 Getting Access Token for my.user
✅ Token Copied To Clipboard
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auth-token command --flags
# Commands
okta-access-token
# Flags
--base-url https://myapp.okta.com/
--client-id XXXXyyyy
--authorization-server-id abc123
--login-redirect-url http://myapp/callback
--scopes 'openid profile email'
--username my.user
--password pa$sw0rd
--copy-to-clipboard
--print-token-json
Download the release from Github Releases and copy to your home directory.
Run the file once by using right click / option click -> run, to approve the binary through gatekeeper.
Add a command to the end of your ~/.zshrc
file:
alias token="auth-token okta-auth-token --client-id=XXXXyyyy --base-url=https://myapp.okta.com/ --login-redirect-url=http://myapp/callback --scopes='openid profile email groups' --username=my.user --copy-to-clipboard"
Open a new terminal, and run token
!
code_challenge_method: S256
response_type: code
response_mode: form_post
prompt: none
grant_type: authorization_code
rustup
must already be installed - https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install
# Build for your own platform
make
# Install cross-compilation chains if not already done.
# mingw-w64 is also required to build a windows target.
make install-toolchains
# Build for other platforms
make build-mac-aarch64
make build-mac
make build-win
make build-linux
make build-linux-musl
We are using gon
to assist in codesign and notarization. Run the following command from the project root directory.
BUNDLE_ID=your.bundle.id AC_USERNAME=apple.connect.username AC_PASSWORD=app.specific.password gon gon_config.json