DDN CLI: ddn auth login
Login to DDN.
Synopsis
Use this command to authenticate your DDN CLI with your Hasura Cloud account. By passing the --access-token flag, you can bypass the need for a browser, which is optimal for headless and CI environments.
ddn auth login [flags]
Examples
# Login with browser
ddn auth login
# Login with Personal Access Token
ddn auth login --access-token <your-access-token>
# Login with OIDC ID Token
ddn auth login --oidc-id-token <your-id-token>
# Login with OIDC Access Token
ddn auth login --oidc-access-token <your-access-token>
Options
--access-token string The Personal Access Token or Service Account Token [env: HASURA_DDN_ACCESS_TOKEN]
-h, --help help for login
--oidc-access-token string The OIDC Access Token [env: HASURA_DDN_OIDC_ACCESS_TOKEN]
--oidc-id-token string The OIDC ID Token [env: HASURA_DDN_OIDC_ID_TOKEN]
--pat string Personal Access token [env: HASURA_DDN_PAT] (DEPRECATED: use --access-token instead)
Options inherited from parent operations
--log-level string Log level. Can be DEBUG, WARN, INFO, ERROR, or FATAL. (default "INFO")
--no-prompt Do not prompt for required but missing flags
--out string Output format. Can be table, json or yaml. (default "table")
--timeout int Request timeout in seconds [env: HASURA_DDN_TIMEOUT] (default 100)
Parent operation
- ddn auth - Manage Hasura DDN CLI Auth