Download the latest release for Mac OS X or Windows from the Releases page, which includes the compiled binary for the pm-cli utility:
https://github.com/PredixDev/predix-mobile-cli/releases
The release zip package includes pm CLI and the UAA configuration and UAA user creation shell scripts. The scripts enable you to quickly configure a UAA server for use with Predix Mobile.
Note: For convenience in running the pm CLI, add the pm executable to your system PATH variable.
Command line usage is available for pm CLI via the --help parameter:
pm --help
For more details, see Predix Mobile Command-Line Interface (pm CLI) Commands.
Utility scripts for configuring UAA, and adding developer users for use by the pm CLI utility.
The pm-configure-uaa.sh script can be used to configure the pm-api-gateway-oauth OAuth account, pm OAuth account, and pm.admin user group.
./pm-configure-uaa.sh -u admin -s https://0e904b72-0000-0000-0000-fc1be00f817e.predix-uaa-staging.grc-apps.svc.ice.ge.com
(enter UAA admin password when prompted)
The pm-api-gateway-oauth account is used by the Predix-Mobile service for client authentication, using the authorization_code grant type.
The pm account is an implicit_grant type account, used by the pm cli tool, similar in functionality to the cf user account used by the Cloud Foundry cf command line tool.
Note: It is safe to re-run the pm-configure-uaa.sh script on an already configured UAA server. This will delete and recreate the OAuth clients. This can be useful to update an existing UAA server to the latest OAuth client configuration.
Create a developer user on the UAA server that provides the user with full access to the pm CLI tool. This utility creates the user, and grants them access to the pm.admin group.
./pm-add-developer.sh -e [email protected] -p test
Note: If an error occurs related to authentication not valid, try re-logging into the UAA server, using the standard uaac commands, and then execute the user creation operation again:
$> uaac target <uaa-server-url> --skip-ssl-validation
$> uaac token client get <username>
(enter UAA admin password when prompted)