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ctxdex code login

Login/code/commands/cli/login

Authenticate to CTXDEX Code.

Options
3
Arguments
none
Examples
2
Industry
4 of 5 mapped

About

Shell login; --browser, --device-code, --with-token are mutually exclusive; --with-token reads stdin.

Syntax

The canonical syntax string as recorded in the catalogue. It is authoritative — it is never reconstructed from the option and argument lists below.

ctxdex code login

Subcommand of ctxdex code

Arguments

None recordedThis command takes no positional arguments

Options

Defaults, allowed values, conflicts and scope come from the catalogue; blank fields mean the catalogue records nothing, not that the constraint is absent.

  • --browserbooleanOptional

    Use browser-based authentication.

    Conflicts with--device-code, --with-token
  • --device-codebooleanOptional

    Use a device-code authentication flow.

    Conflicts with--browser, --with-token
  • --with-tokenbooleanOptional

    Read an authentication token from standard input.

    Conflicts with--browser, --device-code

Examples

  • With options

    WITH OPTIONS
    printf "%s" "$CTXDEX_TOKEN" | ctxdex code login --with-token

    Shell login; --browser, --device-code, --with-token are mutually exclusive; --with-token reads stdin.

  • Representative options

    WITH OPTIONS
    ctxdex code login --device-code

    Start login using the device-code flow. Authentication-flow options are mutually exclusive.

Availability & requirements

Nothing recorded — this command is offered in the default session, with no repository, authentication, capability or platform requirement attached to it.

Relationships

Aliases

None recordedNo alias resolves to this command

Alternate surfaces

Related commands

None recordedNo related command is recorded

Industry comparison

4 of 5 products mapped

Command-level mappings against 5 audited products, each with its documentation source and capture date. No documented equivalent means the audit found nothing in that product’s official documentation — it is not a claim that the product lacks the capability.

Every canonical command was reviewed against all 5 products in one pass captured 2026-09-18. A product with no mapping is a reviewed finding of no documented equivalent, not an unreviewed pair.

Captured 2026-09-18 · 238 commands × 5 products

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