Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: arpa2.shell.id
Version: 0.0.3
Summary: The ARPA2 Shell for Identity Management
Home-page: https://github.com/arpa2/arpa2shell/tree/master/src/arpa2id
Author: Rick van Rein (for the ARPA2 Shell project)
Author-email: rick@openfortress.nl
License: UNKNOWN
Description: # ARPA2 Shell for Identity Management
        
        > *The arpa2id shell is a command interface with JSON backend
        > over which identities can be managed, including such things as
        > aliases, groups, roles and so on.*
        
        Whether on an operating system prompt or in the `arpa2shell`
        meta-shell, you can start identity management with the
        command
        
        ```
        arpa2id
        ```
        
        This is a special shell for doing ARPA2 manipulations.
        
        Once in such an `arpa2id` shell, you can do things like
        
        ```
        domain_add orvelte.nep Orvelte, Incorporated
        user_add orvelte.nep bakker Hij die bakt
        user_add orvelte.nep smid Hij die hakt
        user_del orvelte.nep bakker
        user_del orvelte.nep smid
        domain_del orvelte.nep
        ```
        
        Make sure to hit `<tab>` often, it should work really
        pleasantly.  Use `?command` or `help command` to inquire
        about a specific command's syntax.
        
        You can run `slapcat` from another shell to see the
        changes in the database.  This command is basically
        a dump of the contents of the OpenLDAP database in a
        standardised exchange format, LDIF.  This is a rogue
        utility, bypassing the protocol and authentication,
        so it can only be run locally.
        
        The shells are a bit rudimentary, but they are meant to grow
        into management utilities.  By that time we should
        probably split the words over the underscore characters,
        perhaps using the `cmdparser` package that was installed.
        
        
        
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