command
orvio login
Opens your browser to sign in to Orvio and approve this device.
Usage#
Terminal
$ orvio login
Opens your browser to sign in to Orvio and approve this device. The link is printed too, so you can open it on another machine's browser if this one has none. After you approve, this device appears in Account › Integrations on the website.
Arguments#
None.
Every command also accepts -h or --help.
Example#
The example ran the real CLI against a local stand-in for Orvio with a synthetic product, so names and numbers differ from yours. The words are exactly what the CLI prints.
Terminal
$ orvio login Opening your browser to sign in to Orvio. If it doesn't open, visit this link: https://… Signed in as ada@example.test. This device appears in Account › Integrations.
If it fails#
The CLI prints one message and exits with a code. 1 is an access or usage problem; 2 is a network or service problem.
| Exit code | Code | What it prints |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | network_error | Can't reach Orvio. Check your connection and try again. |
| 2 | service_unavailable | Orvio isn't responding right now. Nothing was changed; try again in a few minutes. |
| 1 | cli_outdated | This version of the CLI is too old. Update it with npm install -g orvio@latest, then run the command again. |
| 1 | no_membership | Your account doesn't have a membership, so source can't be retrieved. Browsing and previews stay open at https://orvio.design. Join at https://orvio.design/membership. |
| 1 | account_suspended | This account is suspended, so Orvio access is paused. If you think this is a mistake, email support@orvio.design. |
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