yogi authentication options

getting started

yogi can talk to the YUILibrary.com and GitHub, but first you have to tell her who you are. You can always as her, like this: yogi whoami. She will either show you your username or she will tell you to login.

logging in to yuilibrary

You can authenticate with the YUILibrary website by simply asking her to login: yogi login.

She will then ask you for your username and password, then verify that on the website. Once authenticated, she will receive an auth token that she will store on your local machine. Your password will not be saved or written to disk, only the token. Any requests made after that will pass the token along to all API calls to act as you.

You can disconnect your account with: yogi logout.

Note: yogi only talks SSL, all authenticated requests will use SSL at all times.

logging into github

You can authenticate with GitHub by simply asking her to login: yogi gh.

She will then ask you for your username and password, then verify that on the website. Once authenticated, she will receive an oAuth token that she will store on your local machine. Your password will not be saved or written to disk, only the token. Any requests made after that will pass the token along to all API calls to act as you.

At any time, you can visit your GitHub settings and revoke the token from that side, or you can use yogi's built in config to remove all your info:

$ yogi config delete gh_user
$ yogi config delete gh_token