mobster account - Mobster

Manage your Mobster account from the terminal. For now that is CI tokens: the secret a hosted CI runner signs in with to run simulator checks, with no Mac of yours.

Usage

mobster account <command>

examples:
  mobster account ci-token create "app repo"
  mobster account ci-token list
  mobster account ci-token revoke <ID>

Commands

Command	What it does
`mobster account ci-token`	make, list and revoke the CI tokens a hosted runner signs in with

`mobster account ci-token`

Manage CI tokens. A CI token lets a hosted CI runner run simulator checks with mobster ci run and mobster test, with no Mac signed in. It never runs an iPhone, adds no seat and counts no runs. It lasts 90 days unless you say otherwise, and you can revoke it at any time. Needs MOBSTER_ACCOUNT_TOKEN.

examples:
  mobster account ci-token create "app repo"
  mobster account ci-token list
  mobster account ci-token revoke <ID>

Commands

Command	What it does
`mobster account ci-token create`	make a CI token; it is shown once
`mobster account ci-token list`	list your CI tokens
`mobster account ci-token revoke`	turn a CI token off

mobster account ci-token create Make a CI token named NAME (the repository it is for). It prints the token once: save it as the CI secret MOBSTER_CI_TOKEN.

Name	Default	Description
`NAME`	required	what it is for, such as the repository (up to 64 characters)
`--days N`	90	how long it lasts, 1 to 365
`--json`	off	print the answer as JSON

mobster account ci-token list List your CI tokens and their state. A token’s secret is never shown again.

Name	Default	Description
`--json`	off	print the answer as JSON

mobster account ci-token revoke Revoke a CI token. A runner with a network stops at its next run; one without stops when the token ends.

Name	Default	Description
`ID`	required	the token’s id, from `mobster account ci-token list`
`--json`	off	print the answer as JSON