auth0 test login
Try out your tenant’s Universal Login experience in a browser.
Usage
auth0 test login [flags]
Examples
auth0 test login
auth0 test login <client-id>
auth0 test login <client-id> --connection-name <connection-name>
auth0 test login <client-id> --connection-name <connection-name> --audience <api-identifier|api-audience>
auth0 test login <client-id> --connection-name <connection-name> --audience <api-identifier|api-audience> --domain <domain>
auth0 test login <client-id> --connection-name <connection-name> --audience <api-identifier|api-audience> --domain <domain> --scopes <scope1,scope2>
auth0 test login <client-id> -c <connection-name> -a <api-identifier|api-audience> -d <domain> -s <scope1,scope2> --force
auth0 test login <client-id> -c <connection-name> -a <api-identifier|api-audience> -d <domain> -s <scope1,scope2> --json
auth0 test login <client-id> -c <connection-name> -a <api-identifier|api-audience> -d <domain> -s <scope1,scope2> --force --json
Flags
-a, --audience string The unique identifier of the target API you want to access.
-c, --connection-name string The connection name to test during login.
-d, --domain string One of your custom domains.
--force Skip confirmation.
--json Output in json format.
-s, --scopes strings The list of scopes you want to use. (default [openid,profile])
Inherited Flags
--debug Enable debug mode.
--no-color Disable colors.
--no-input Disable interactivity.
--tenant string Specific tenant to use.
Related Commands
- auth0 test login - Try out your tenant’s Universal Login experience
- auth0 test token - Request an access token for a given application and API