whoami - Authentication Status

nmbl whoami

nmbl whoami

# Login
nmbl login

# Verify it worked
nmbl whoami

# Verify authentication first
nmbl whoami

# Then run authenticated command
nmbl cc src/

# Check current status
nmbl whoami

# If not authenticated, login
nmbl login

# Verify again
nmbl whoami

# After first install and login
dotnet tool install --global nmbl
nmbl login
nmbl whoami

# Check which account you're using
nmbl whoami

# If wrong account, switch
nmbl logout
nmbl login
nmbl whoami

# In a CI/CD script
nmbl whoami

# Shows if authentication is properly configured

# When helping a teammate, ask them to run
nmbl whoami

# To diagnose authentication issues

# Before starting work
nmbl whoami
nmbl --version

# Try logging in
nmbl login

# Verify
nmbl whoami

# Logout
nmbl logout

# Login with correct account
nmbl login

# Verify
nmbl whoami

# Re-authenticate
nmbl login

# Check new expiry
nmbl whoami

#!/bin/bash
# Check authentication before running commands

if ! nmbl whoami | grep -q "Authenticated: Yes"; then
  echo "Please authenticate first:"
  nmbl login
  exit 1
fi

# Proceed with commands
nmbl cc src/
nmbl deps MySolution.slnx --output deps.svg

# Always check auth in automated scripts
nmbl whoami || exit 1

# In team documentation:
# "Run 'nmbl whoami' to verify authentication"

# Periodically verify authentication
nmbl whoami

#!/bin/bash
# setup-dev-env.sh

echo "Setting up development environment..."

# Check nmbl installation
if ! command -v nmbl &> /dev/null; then
  echo "Installing nmbl..."
  dotnet tool install --global nmbl
fi

# Check authentication
echo "Checking authentication..."
if ! nmbl whoami | grep -q "Authenticated: Yes"; then
  echo "Please authenticate:"
  nmbl login
fi

echo "Setup complete!"
nmbl whoami