PASSBOLT-LIST-USER(1)

💅 passbolt-list-user(1) — the manual page, but make it make sense

okay so bestie, this is the man page for passbolt-list-user, and yes the manual name is literally right there in the title because that's how man pages roll 🎀 buckle up, we're listing users.

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✨ NAME ✨

passbolt-list-user — Lists Passbolt Users 🫶 that's it, that's the whole vibe.

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🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

passbolt list user [flags]

run it, add flags, get users. iconic behaviour honestly 👑

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🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

It lists Passbolt Users. that's the assignment and it ate 💅 no cap, that's literally all the description says, and we respect the brevity.

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⭐ OPTIONS ⭐

• -a, --admin[=false] — only show Admins 👑 (defaults to false, so you gotta opt in to the admin-only life)
• -c, --column=[ID,Username,FirstName,LastName,Role] — the columns to return, bestie. possible Columns are: ID, Username, FirstName, LastName, Role, CreatedTimestamp, ModifiedTimestamp 🌈 (yes, the default value is [ID,Username,FirstName,LastName,Role])
• -g, --group=[] — users that are members of groups 🫂 (defaults to an empty list, [])
• -h, --help[=false] — help for user 😭 the classic. defaults to false
• -r, --resource=[] — users that have access to resources 🔑 (again, empty list [] by default)
• -s, --search="" — search for Users 🔍 defaults to the empty string ""

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💖 OPTIONS INHERITED FROM PARENT COMMANDS 💖

these are the ones passed down from the parent command like a family heirloom:

• --config="" — Config File 📁 (empty string by default)
• --debug[=false] — enable Debug Logging 🐛 defaults to false
• --filter="" — define a CEl expression as filter for any list commands. in the expression, all available columns of subcommand can be used (see -c/--column) 👀 see also CEl specifications under https://github.com/google/cel-spec. examples:

--filter '(Name == "SomeName" || matches(Name, "RegExpr")) && URI.startsWith("https://auth.")'
--filter 'Username == "User" && CreatedTimestamp > timestamp("2022-06-10T00:00:00.000-00:00")'

• -j, --json[=false] — output JSON 🧚 defaults to false
• --mfaDelay=10s — delay between MFA Attempts, only used in noninteractive modes ⏳ (default 10s)
• --mfaMode="interactive-totp" — how to Handle MFA, the following Modes exist: none, interactive-totp and noninteractive-totp 🔐 (default "interactive-totp")
• --mfaRetrys=3 — how often to retry TOTP Auth, only used in nointeractive modes 🔁 (default 3 — and yes, it's spelled mfaRetrys in the flag, we don't make the rules)
• --mfaTotpOffset=0s — TOTP Generation offset only used in noninteractive-totp mode ⏰ (default 0s)
• --mfaTotpToken="" — token to generate TOTP's, only used in nointeractive-totp mode 🎟️ (empty string by default)
• --serverAddress="" — Passbolt Server Address (https://passbolt.example.com) 🌐 empty by default
• --timeout=1m0s — timeout for the Context ⌛ (default 1m0s)
• --userPassword="" — Passbolt User Password 🔒 empty by default
• --userPrivateKey="" — Passbolt User Private Key 🗝️ empty by default
• --userPrivateKeyFile="" — Passbolt User Private Key File, if set then the userPrivateKey will be Overwritten with the File Content 📄 (empty by default — and yes, it overwrites, so be mindful bestie)

fr fr, those --mfa* and --user* flags are inherited from the parent command, so if you're confused why they're here, blame the parent. it's giving family trauma 😭

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👀 SEE ALSO 👀

• passbolt-list(1) — the parent command, go say hi 💜

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