Credentials
Configuring Credentials.
There are three main types of credentials currently supported by the cli: OnBase, ActiveDirectory, and Database. The bases cli will automatically detect which type of credential you're using and add the correct fields to the configuration file. If you're using a different type of credential, you can add it manually.
Parameters
| Property | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Username | string | The user's username. |
CredentialType | string | Either OnBase, ActiveDirectory, or Database. |
Password | string | Passwords can be passed in place of BasesKey and ecrypted if needed. |
BasesKey | hash | An excrypted hash made from the username and the password, meaning it is unqiue to each username and password combination. Choosing to encrypt passwords is optional, but recommended. The cli will output a new configuration file with the password removed and the BasesKey in its place. |
Credentials:
Username: hsi
CredentialType: Database
BasesKey: V3mVrGIJqY8dC8q3OnOvCQ==
Password Security:
The bases cli uses a simple encryption algorithm to secure your passwords. This means that your passwords are not stored in plain text and are only accessible to the bases cli. This is a security measure to protect your passwords and ensure that they are not exposed to unauthorized users and means that you can store these configuration files and reuse them. Learn more about password security