A conda plugin for handling authenticated access to private channels.
Conda auth currently supports the following types of authentication:
- HTTP Basic Authentication
- token authentication
On top of this, conda auth supports session management via two subcommands for logging into services (conda auth login) and logging out of services (conda auth logout).
Conda auth is available on conda-forge. As with all conda plugins, this must be installed into your base environment:
conda install --name base --channel conda-forge conda-auth
Log in to a channel protected by HTTP basic authentication:
conda auth login https://example.com/my-protected-channel --basic
Log in to an anaconda.org channel with a token:
conda auth login my-private-channel --token
Log out of a channel to remove credentials from your computer:
conda auth logout https://example.com/my-protected-channel
The login commands prompt for secrets by default. Passing passwords or tokens directly on the command line is supported for non-interactive automation, but may expose them in shell history or process listings.
Contributions are very welcome to this project!
Feel free to:
- File bug reports
- Create feature requests
- Open pull requests to resolve issues available in the Github issues queue.
- Review open pull requests
- Report any typos, wrong/outdated information on the documentation website.
- Engage in ongoing discussions in this project and add new ideas.
Head to the Developers Guide for this project to learn how to set up your development environment.
Do join the conda Matrix chat to get in touch with the rest of conda community and post any questions that you might have.
Happy Contributing!