jnc auth

Manages authentication credentials for private conda channels. Credentials are stored in the system’s authentication storage and are used automatically when accessing authenticated channels.

Subcommands

Stores authentication credentials for a host.

jnc auth login [OPTIONS] <HOST>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<HOST>`	The hostname to authenticate with (e.g., `repo.example.com`).

Options

Option	Description
`--token <TOKEN>`	Use a token for authentication (e.g., a Quetz API key).
`--username <USER>`	Username for basic HTTP authentication.
`--password <PASS>`	Password for basic HTTP authentication.
`--conda-token <TOKEN>`	Use a conda token for authentication (token is included in the URL path).

`jnc auth logout`

Removes stored credentials for a host.

jnc auth logout <HOST>

Arguments

Argument	Description
`<HOST>`	The hostname to remove credentials for.

Examples

Authenticate with a token:

jnc auth login repo.example.com --token my-secret-token

Authenticate with username and password:

jnc auth login repo.example.com --username user --password pass

Authenticate with a conda token:

jnc auth login repo.example.com --conda-token t-abc123

Remove stored credentials:

jnc auth logout repo.example.com

Overview

Commands

jnc auth

jnc auth

Subcommands

Arguments

Options

`jnc auth logout`

Arguments

Examples

​jnc auth

​Subcommands

​jnc auth login

​Arguments

​Options

​jnc auth logout

​Arguments

​Examples

jnc auth

Subcommands

`jnc auth login`

Arguments

Options

`jnc auth logout`

Arguments

Examples