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nasiko auth

Authenticate with the Nasiko platform and manage session state.

nasiko auth login​

Login to Nasiko with access key and secret.

Usage: nasiko auth login [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -k, --access-key TEXT       Access key (must start with NASK_)
  -s, --access-secret TEXT    Access secret (hidden prompt if omitted)
  --save-credentials / --no-save
                              Save credentials locally for future sessions
                              [default: save-credentials]
  --api-url TEXT              Override API base URL for this login

The login command sends a POST request to {api_url}/auth/users/login with your access key and secret. On success it stores the returned token locally, scoped to the active cluster context.

If --access-key or --access-secret are omitted, you will be prompted interactively. The access key is validated client-side to start with NASK_ before any network request is made.

Example:

nasiko auth login --access-key NASK_abc123 --access-secret mySecret

nasiko auth status​

Check authentication status and connectivity.

Usage: nasiko auth status

Prints the current login state, active cluster, API URL, and whether the stored token is still valid.

Example:

nasiko auth status

nasiko auth logout​

Clear current session token and optionally remove all stored auth credentials.

Usage: nasiko auth logout [OPTIONS]

Options:
  --clear-all    Remove all locally stored auth data [default: False]

Without --clear-all, only the current session token is removed. With --clear-all, all saved credentials across clusters are wiped.

Example:

nasiko auth logout --clear-all