Add command to save Movey API Token #3
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Motivation
The
move package uploadfrom #2 requires users to save their Movey's API token locally, which is inconvenient and error prone to do manually.This PR adds
move logincommand, allows users to save Movey's API Token using the CLI.How to use it
Step 1: Run the following command on the terminal:
move loginStep 2: Enter your Movey API Token (you can get it on Movey), the token will be saved in $HOME/.move/credential.toml.
Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?
Yes.
Test Plan
cargo test --package move-cli --test cli_tests save_credential -- --test-threads 1
cargo test --package move-cli --lib save_credential -- --test-threads 1