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crowdin login

Description​

Authorize the CLI and save the API token for later use

Synopsis​

crowdin login [OPTIONS]

Options​

-h, --help
Display help message and exit

Global Options​

-v, --verbose
Provide more information about the command execution

-c, --config=…
Specify a path to the configuration file

--identity=…
Specify a path to user-specific credentials

--no-colors
Disable colors and styles

--no-progress
Disable progress on executed command

-o, --output=…
Change output format (choices: "json", "toon", "plain")

Examples​

Authorize via browser and store the token in ~/.crowdin.yml, without generating a configuration file:

crowdin login

This is handy for agentic workflows: you log in once, and every later command (run by you or by a tool) picks the token up from the identity file.

For Crowdin Enterprise, the organization comes from the account you sign in to in the browser and is saved along with the token, so the command stays the same.

Notes​

Warning: The browser authorization token you receive has an expiration period of 30 days. This means that after 30 days, the token will expire and you need to run crowdin login again to continue using CLI.