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aio-internal-login

v1.0.10

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CLI tool for Adobe IMS login using App Builder function

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Readme

aio-internal-login

App Builder login for Adobe developers

Installation

You can run this tool directly without installation using npx:

npx aio-internal-login

Or you can install it globally:

npm install -g aio-internal-login

Usage

Run the command and follow the browser-based login flow:

aio-internal-login [environment]

Where environment (the namespace suffix) is one of (default: dev):

  • dev - namespace suffixed -dev
  • stage - namespace suffixed -stage
  • prod - no suffix

Use --ims-env <stage|prod> (default prod) to choose the IMS landscape the CLI authenticates against — independent of the namespace suffix.

Examples:

# Default (dev)
aio-internal-login

# Development
aio-internal-login dev

# Production
aio-internal-login prod

This will:

  1. Sign you in to Adobe IMS via aio auth login if you aren't already (used to look up your cost center; requires VPN)
  2. Open a browser for the login flow and authenticate you
  3. Create a .env file in your current directory with the required credentials

Environment Variables

After successful login, the tool will create a .env file with the following variables:

AIO_RUNTIME_APIHOST=https://next-adobeioruntime.net
AIO_RUNTIME_NAMESPACE=0123456-a1b2c3d4
AIO_RUNTIME_AUTH=<uuid>:<key>
  • AIO_RUNTIME_APIHOST — the FaaSt runtime host.
  • AIO_RUNTIME_NAMESPACE — your assigned runtime namespace.
  • AIO_RUNTIME_AUTH — your runtime auth credential, a uuid:key pair (not an API key).

License

Apache-2.0