tibet-user(1) -- adds/updates user configuration data

SYNOPSIS

tibet user <username> <password> [--env <env>] [--role <role|roles>] [--org <org|orgs>] [--unit unit]

DESCRIPTION

!!! NOTE: this command and the file(s) it manages are NOT SECURE and should never be used in production. This command is provided for convenience to let you simulate users, roles, orgs, and units during development only. !!!

Manages and/or displays current TIBET user configuration data in the form of a user file and one or more associated vcards, one per username.

This command lets you add, or update user data stored in ~user_file (usually users.json) such that the resulting data will work properly with default lightweight authentication logic from the TDS.

When you add a new user that user will have a vcard generated for them and stored in ~app_dat/{username}_vcard.xml. If you specify an existing user that user's vcard is updated with any new data provided.

A user's vcard is sent to the client by the TDS in response to requests when that user logs in, providing the client with role, org, and unit data.

NOTE that if you use this command to set values it will rewrite the user file by using the beautify npm module to process the stringified JSON content. As a result your file may not retain its appearance after updates.

OPTIONS

username : The username to define or verify.
--env : Provides a way to specifically target a particular environment such as development within a configuration file.
--pass : Flag to use to set a password for a particular user.
--role : One or more role names, separated by commas. The resulting set of roles is injected into the user's associated vcard.
--org : One or more org names, separated by commas. The resulting set of orgs is injected into the user's associated vcard.
--unit : A unit name. If you're using a unit you should supply only a single org.

CONFIGURATION SETTINGS

No TIBET configuration variables are utilized by this command.

ENVIRONMENT VARIABLES

No process environment variables are required by this command.

EXAMPLES

Check to see if a particular user has been defined

$ tibet user fluffy

User was found.

Define a new user

$ tibet user fuzzy --pass tooeasytoguess

User added.

Note that passwords are hashed and encrypted in the users.json file so they are not stored in plain text.

$ cat users.json
{
    "default": {},
    "development": {
        "guest": "a3bc2645acb9cf7051998cb6b7539b79253d67cadb4a1c514e077b882a1b17bc",
        "fluffy": "a468ebdb2000c154dad108949333a588d7545efa86d3beb673349223e43cb9ed",
        "testy": "e9381a7cef0756c6c57c41e80ac491a48b37df21300b0180a635117061c9e9fd"
    }
}

TIBET SHELL

This command has no client-side TSH peer command.

TIBET