The esadax whoami command is used to display the username of the currently logged-in user in Esadax CLI.

Table of Contents

1. Usage
2. Global Options

Usage

To view the username, simply run:

esadax whoami

This command will output the username of the user currently authenticated with Esadax CLI.

Global Options

The following global options can be passed when using the esadax whoami command:

• --cwd: Execute command in current working directory.
• --debug: Enable debug logging.
• --global-config: Use global configuration file.
• --help: Show help message.
• --local-config: Use local configuration file.
• --no-color: Disable color output.
• --scope: Limit the scope of the command.
• --token: API token for authentication.

For more details on these options, refer to the options section.

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