ziplinectl set-user
Modify a user's properties.
Usage
ziplinectl set-user [options] <property> <value>
Options
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-i, --id | The ID of the user you want to modify |
-h, --help | Display options and arguments for this command. |
Arguments
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
<property> | The property you want to modify. This can be one of username, password, role, avatar, token, totpSecret |
<value> | The value you want to set the property to. |
Example Usage
Setting a user's password:
ziplinectl set-user -i cm5caqtmc0002hp06k4sjwdg0 password changeme
Setting a user's role, this can be one of SUPERADMIN, ADMIN, or USER:
ziplinectl set-user -i cm5caqtmc0002hp06k4sjwdg0 role SUPERADMINzplinectl set-user -i cm5caqtmc0002hp06k4sjwdg0 role ADMINzplinectl set-user -i cm5caqtmc0002hp06k4sjwdg0 role USER
Extra
- Setting a user's avatar is almost never needed, but it should be a base64 encoded image string.
- Setting a user's token is almost never needed, it will break the methods used to verify the user through the API.
ziplinectl import-dir
Import a directory of files into Zipline.
ziplinectl list-users
Lists all users in Zipline in a JSON format.
Last updated: 2/2/2025
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