Accounts and providers

An account is one login at a provider, such as your Railway workspace. Hoista keeps its token in the system keychain (the Keychain on a Mac) and checks every token with the provider before keeping it.

`hoist providers`

The providers Hoista works with.

hoist providers

`hoist accounts`

Connected provider accounts: add, check, rotate a token, remove.

hoist accounts

`hoist accounts add [PROVIDER]`

Connect a provider account. In a terminal, asks for anything not given.

Railway lets you sign in on its own page instead of pasting a token, and so do Cloudflare and Vercel when your build of Hoista includes their sign-in app. On a remote, this computer listens for the provider’s page coming back and passes it on.

hoist accounts add                    # pick the provider; sign in on its page or paste a token
hoist accounts add railway
op read op://Work/fly/token | hoist accounts add fly --token-stdin --name work-fly

Argument or flag	What it does
`[PROVIDER]`	The provider: cloudflare, fly, railway, vercel, neon, supabase, render, resend, runpod, modal, github.
`--account <ID>`	The provider’s id for the account (account ID, team ID, organization slug). Found from the token when left out.
`--name <NAME>`	What to call it in Hoista. Default: the provider’s name for it.
`--token-stdin`	Read the token from stdin instead of signing in or a hidden prompt.

`hoist accounts check [ACCOUNT]`

Check an account’s token still works at its provider.

hoist accounts check work-fly

Argument or flag	What it does
`[ACCOUNT]`	Account name or id.

`hoist accounts refresh [ACCOUNT]`

Look for projects on an account now.

hoist accounts refresh work-fly

Argument or flag	What it does
`[ACCOUNT]`	Account name or id.

`hoist accounts rotate [ACCOUNT]`

Replace an account’s token with a new one. The new token is checked first.

The new token is checked with the provider first; the old one stays until it passes. Revoke the old token at the provider afterwards.

hoist accounts rotate work-fly
op read op://Work/fly/new-token | hoist accounts rotate work-fly --token-stdin

Argument or flag	What it does
`[ACCOUNT]`	Account name or id.
`--token-stdin`	Read the new token from stdin.

`hoist accounts remove [ACCOUNT]`

Disconnect an account. What runs at the provider is untouched.

hoist accounts remove work-fly

Argument or flag	What it does
`[ACCOUNT]`	Account name or id.

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Commands

Accounts and providers

`hoist providers`

`hoist accounts`

`hoist accounts add [PROVIDER]`

`hoist accounts check [ACCOUNT]`

`hoist accounts refresh [ACCOUNT]`

`hoist accounts rotate [ACCOUNT]`

`hoist accounts remove [ACCOUNT]`

​hoist providers

​hoist accounts

​hoist accounts add [PROVIDER]

​hoist accounts check [ACCOUNT]

​hoist accounts refresh [ACCOUNT]

​hoist accounts rotate [ACCOUNT]

​hoist accounts remove [ACCOUNT]

`hoist providers`

`hoist accounts`

`hoist accounts add [PROVIDER]`

`hoist accounts check [ACCOUNT]`

`hoist accounts refresh [ACCOUNT]`

`hoist accounts rotate [ACCOUNT]`

`hoist accounts remove [ACCOUNT]`