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britive-cli

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britive-cli

britive

oclif Version Downloads/week License

What's New

  • britive checkout command in interactive mode now correctly updates the ~/.aws/config file on Mac.
  • listprofiles command now displays the description in csv and json format.

Usage

$ npm install -g britive-cli
$ britive COMMAND
running command...
$ britive (-v|--version|version)
britive-cli/2.4.0 darwin-x64 node-v16.16.0
$ britive --help [COMMAND]
USAGE
  $ britive COMMAND
...

Commands

britive checkin [PROFILENAME]

Checks in a profile

USAGE
  $ britive checkin [PROFILENAME]

ARGUMENTS
  PROFILENAME  Profile name for the environment to checkin

OPTIONS
  -t, --token=token  Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI
  --auth=token       Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --proxy=proxy      Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                     "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive checkout [PROFILENAME]

Checks out a profile

USAGE
  $ britive checkout [PROFILENAME]

ARGUMENTS
  PROFILENAME  Name of the profile to be checked out

OPTIONS
  -a, --alias=alias                  Specify an alias for profile being checked out. Defaults to profile name if not
                                     specified

  -b, --blocktime=blocktime          Specify block time for polling, in minutes. Default value is 5 minutes for the
                                     profiles that requires approval,
                                     and 3 seconds for the profiles without approvals.

  -c, --console                      Checkout only the console access for the profile

  -h, --help                         Display help for checkout command

  -j, --justification=justification  Specify justification for the approval

  -m, --mode=mode                    Specify mode for checkout : displaytext | displayjson | displayenv | integrate

  -p, --maxpolltime=maxpolltime      Specify maximum poll time, in minutes. Default value is 10 minutes

  -r, --region=region                Specify region for checkout (AWS only)

  -s, --silent                       Specify silent mode

  -t, --token=token                  Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --auth=token                       Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --cancel                           Withdraw the profile approval request.

  --proxy=proxy                      Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using
                                     the conventional "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example:
                                     --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive configure [CLOUDSERVICE]

Configures settings for Britive CLI

USAGE
  $ britive configure [CLOUDSERVICE]

ARGUMENTS
  CLOUDSERVICE  aws

OPTIONS
  -a, --account_number=yes|no        Configures using AWS account numbers instead of AWS account names (AWS only)
  -h, --help                         Display help for configure command
  -o, --option=option                Configures output format used by Britive CLI: (Table/Json/Csv)
  -r, --region=region                Configures region for AWS (AWS only)
  -t, --tenant_domain=tenant_domain  Configures the tenant domain used by Britive CLI
  -u, --update=update                Update configurations. Usage: -u/--update [section:]<name>=<value>
  --aws                              AWS flag for configuring profile settings

  --proxy=proxy                      Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using
                                     the conventional "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example:
                                     --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive listapplications [APPNAME]

Lists applications assigned to the logged in identity

USAGE
  $ britive listapplications [APPNAME]

ARGUMENTS
  APPNAME  Application Name

OPTIONS
  -f, --format=format  Specify display format: (Table/Json/Csv)
  -h, --help           Display help for listapplications command
  -t, --token=token    Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI
  --auth=token         Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --proxy=proxy        Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                       "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

ALIASES
  $ britive --listapplications

britive listenvs [APPNAME]

Lists environments assigned to the logged in identity

USAGE
  $ britive listenvs [APPNAME]

ARGUMENTS
  APPNAME  App Name

OPTIONS
  -f, --format=format  Specify display format: (Table/Json/Csv)
  -h, --help           Display help for listenvs command
  -t, --token=token    Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI
  --auth=token         Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --proxy=proxy        Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                       "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive listprofiles [APPENVNAME]

Lists profiles assigned to the logged in identity

USAGE
  $ britive listprofiles [APPENVNAME]

ARGUMENTS
  APPENVNAME  "Application Name" or "Application Name/Environment Name" or "Application Name/Environment Name/Profile
              Name"

OPTIONS
  -c, --checkout       Checked out profile
  -f, --format=format  Specify display format: (Table/Json/Csv)
  -h, --help           Display help for listprofiles command
  -t, --token=token    Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI
  --auth=token         Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --proxy=proxy        Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                       "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive listsecrets [PATH]

Lists secrets of the logged-in identity

USAGE
  $ britive listsecrets [PATH]

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  Specify path to the Node(folder)

OPTIONS
  -f, --format=format  Specify display format: (Table/Json/Csv)
  -h, --help           Display help for listsecrets command

  -l, --limit=limit    Specify the limit for the number of secrets to be listed.
                       This option is applicable only for JSON/CSV output format

  -s, --search=search  Provide the search string to filter the secrets list

  -t, --token=token    Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --auth=token         Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --proxy=proxy        Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                       "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive login

Used for interactive Login

USAGE
  $ britive login

OPTIONS
  --proxy=proxy  Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                 "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive logout

Logout the currently logged in user (only for interactive login)

USAGE
  $ britive logout

OPTIONS
  --proxy=proxy  Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                 "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

britive ls [LISTTYPE] [APPENVNAME]

Lists applications, environments or profiles assigned to the logged in identity

USAGE
  $ britive ls [LISTTYPE] [APPENVNAME]

ARGUMENTS
  LISTTYPE    Specify entity to be listed (applications, environments, profiles)
  APPENVNAME  Specify application name, environment name or profile

OPTIONS
  -c, --checkedout     Checked out profile
  -f, --format=format  Specify display format: (Table/Json/Csv)
  -h, --help           Display help for listprofiles command
  -t, --token=token    Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI
  --auth=token         Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --proxy=proxy        Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using the conventional
                       "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example: --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".

ALIASES
  $ britive --listapplications

britive user

Displays logged in user (only for interactive login)

USAGE
  $ britive user

britive viewsecret PATH

Displays secret for the logged in identity

USAGE
  $ britive viewsecret PATH

ARGUMENTS
  PATH  Specify path to the Secret

OPTIONS
  -F, --file=file                    Specify the path for the secret file to be downloaded.

                                     If provided '-', the secret file will be printed to the standard output.

  -b, --blocktime=blocktime          Specify block time for polling, in minutes. Default value is 5 minutes

  -f, --format=format                Specify display format: (Table/Json/Csv)

  -h, --help                         Display help for viewsecret command

  -j, --justification=justification  Specify justification for the approval

  -m, --maxpolltime=maxpolltime      Specify maximum poll time, in minutes. Default value is 10 minutes

  -s, --secretonly                   Specify, to display secret only

  -t, --token=token                  Specify the token used for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --auth=token                       Must be specified with the -t option for token authentication with Britive CLI

  --proxy=proxy                      Specify the proxy details for the checkout. You can also define your proxy using
                                     the conventional "http_proxy" and "https_proxy" environment variables. Example:
                                     --proxy "http://127.0.0.1:8080".