recflare/CLI.md

Admin CLI

Operator tools for accounts on the shared recflare D1 database, exposed as an admin command group on the repo's runx CLI. Each command shells out to wrangler d1 execute recflare — no running worker or auth token needed.

Run from anywhere in the repo:

bun runx admin <command> [options]

Commands

set-password — set (or replace) an account's login password

bun runx admin set-password --account 1
bun runx admin set-password --username alice --remote

The new password is taken from --password <pw>, else from piped stdin, else prompted interactively.

# interactive (prompts, hidden)
bun runx admin set-password --account 1

# non-interactive / scripted
echo "s3cret-pw" | bun runx admin set-password --account 1
bun runx admin set-password --account 1 --password "s3cret-pw"

clear-password — remove an account's password

Leaves the account with no login credential (only platform login).

bun runx admin clear-password --username alice

grant-developer / grant-moderator — grant or revoke a role

Both are off by default; only these commands set them. A granted role backs its GET /role/<role>/:id lookup and rides in the login token's role claim, so it takes effect on the account's next login or token refresh.

bun runx admin grant-developer --account 1
bun runx admin grant-developer --account 1 --revoke
bun runx admin grant-moderator --username alice --remote

lookup — print an account

bun runx admin lookup --account 1
bun runx admin lookup --username alice

Prints id, username, platform, platform id, created/last-login times, and whether the account has a password, the developer role, and the moderator role.

Options

Selecting an account

Every command targets exactly one account, by either:

• --account <id> — numeric account id
• --username <name> — username (case-insensitive)

Choosing the database

• --local — the local dev database (the default)
• --remote — the deployed (production) database

Passing both is an error. --remote requires RECFLARE_D1 in the gitignored root .env (see .env.example) and a wrangler login with access to the account.

Notes

• Password hashing matches the auth worker exactly (PBKDF2-SHA256), so a password set here verifies at login.
• A command that matches no account exits non-zero with no account found for ….
• Local writes target apps/auth's dev D1 state; run bun turbo -F auth migrate -- --local first if the local database hasn't been migrated yet.