arp-tui 0.0.1 → 0.0.3

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package/README.md CHANGED
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  - `arp-tui login` — sign in once via your browser
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  - `arp-tui logout` — revoke access and delete stored tokens
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  - `arp-tui status` — show stored credentials and their state
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+ - `arp-tui profile` — manage saved instances (see [Profiles](#profiles))
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  ## Options
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  - `--profile <name>` — use a named credential profile
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  - `-h`, `--help` — full usage
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+ ## Profiles
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+ A profile is a named ARP instance (relay + web + auth coordinates). The client
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+ ships with a default profile and stores your profiles in `~/.arp-tui/config.json`.
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+ Manage them without hand-editing that file:
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+ ```bash
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+ arp-tui profile list # show saved profiles (active marked *)
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+ arp-tui profile add work --relay https://relay.example.com \
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+ --web https://app.example.com \
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+ --clerk-fapi https://your-instance.clerk.accounts.dev
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+ arp-tui profile switch work # make "work" the active profile
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+ arp-tui profile remove work # delete a profile
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+ ```
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+ Run any command against one profile without changing the active one using
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+ `--profile <name>` (or the `ARP_TUI_PROFILE` environment variable). Credentials
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+ are stored per instance, so switching profiles never mixes up your sign-ins.
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  ## Requirements
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  Node.js >= 20.