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subako api-key

API keys: the machine credentials a workspace's work runs under

CLI reference

subako api-key

API keys: the machine credentials a workspace’s work runs under

Usage

Usage: subako api-key <COMMAND>

Subcommands

Options

--help

Print help

  • Short option: -h.

subako api-key mint

Mint a key in the selected workspace. Its secret is printed once

Usage

Usage: subako api-key mint [OPTIONS] --label <LABEL>

Options

--label <LABEL>

Label describing what the key is for

  • Required.

--permission <PERMISSION>

Permission to grant, repeated for each one, as api-key permissions lists them. The server owns the vocabulary and refuses a spelling it does not grant to a key.

Required unless –all-permissions is supplied. The two options cannot be combined.

  • May be repeated to supply multiple values.
  • Cannot be combined with: --all-permissions.

--all-permissions

Grant every permission this server allows a key to hold. The set is read from the server and recorded at mint time, so a permission added to it later is not granted to this key

  • Default: false.

--expires-at <EXPIRES_AT>

When the key stops working, RFC 3339 (e.g. 2027-01-01T00:00:00Z). It never expires on its own when absent

--profile <PROFILE>

Credential profile to act as. Defaults to the current one

--credentials-file <CREDENTIALS_FILE>

Path to the credentials file. Defaults to SUBAKO_CREDENTIALS_FILE, then ~/.config/subako/credentials.json.

--help

Print help (see a summary with ‘-h’)

  • Short option: -h.

subako api-key list

List the selected workspace’s keys, revoked ones included

Usage

Usage: subako api-key list [OPTIONS]

Options

--profile <PROFILE>

Credential profile to act as. Defaults to the current one

--credentials-file <CREDENTIALS_FILE>

Path to the credentials file. Defaults to SUBAKO_CREDENTIALS_FILE, then ~/.config/subako/credentials.json.

--help

Print help

  • Short option: -h.

subako api-key permissions

List the permissions this server grants a key

Usage

Usage: subako api-key permissions [OPTIONS]

Options

--profile <PROFILE>

Credential profile to act as. Defaults to the current one

--credentials-file <CREDENTIALS_FILE>

Path to the credentials file. Defaults to SUBAKO_CREDENTIALS_FILE, then ~/.config/subako/credentials.json.

--help

Print help

  • Short option: -h.

subako api-key revoke

Revoke a key, so its secret stops authenticating

Usage

Usage: subako api-key revoke [OPTIONS] <API_KEY_ID>

Arguments

<API_KEY_ID>

Key id, as api-key list shows it

  • Required.

Options

--profile <PROFILE>

Credential profile to act as. Defaults to the current one

--credentials-file <CREDENTIALS_FILE>

Path to the credentials file. Defaults to SUBAKO_CREDENTIALS_FILE, then ~/.config/subako/credentials.json.

--help

Print help

  • Short option: -h.

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