gitkitcli

README

This is an example program that demonstrating how to use gitkit.Client. It is also helpful for site admins to make API calls to identitytoolkit sevices to get/set user account information.

To obtain a JSON key file for the service account, you need to go Google Cloud Console and create one service account if you don't have one. Choose JSON when downloading the key.

There are two configurations used by this tool:

• ClientID: the OAuth2 client ID for the web server.
• GoogleAppCredentialsPath: path to the JSON key file of the service account. if it's absent, Google Application Default is used.

You can provide a JSON configuration file, e.g., config.json:

{
  "clientId": "123.apps.googleusercontent.com",
  "GoogleAppCredentialsPath": "/path/to/json/key/file"
}

To run the program with the configuration, e.g., get account information for user "user@example.com":

gitkitcli -config_file=config.json getuser user@example.com

You can also overwrite a configuration by passing its value from the correspoding flag:

gitkitcli -config_file=config.json -google_app_credentials_path=/path/to/json/key/file createuser

If no configuration file is provided through the flag, an environment variable GITKIT_CONFIG_FILE is checked. If it is set, its value is used as the configuration file path.

For all supported command, run

gitkitcli help

For help information of a specific command, run

gitkitcli help getuser