@zowe/id-federation-for-zowe-cli
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The IDF Plug-in for Zowe CLI lets you extend Zowe CLI to make it easier to map mainframe users with an identity provided by an external identity provider. The Plug-in is designed to work with the ESMs: IBM RACF, Broadcom ACF2, and Broadcom Top Secret.
The IDF Plug-in for Zowe CLI can help facilitate the mapping of an external identity from a distributed identity provider to mainframe users administered by the system ESM.
Before you work with the Zowe CLI sample plug-in, install Zowe CLI globally.
cd __tests__/__resources__/propertiescustom_properties.yaml to contain valid system information for your site.cd to zowe-cli-id-federation-plugin foldernpm run testThis process assumes that you already installed Zowe CLI on your PC in the previous steps.
cd to zowe-cli-id-federation-plugin folder.npm run installPluginzowe idf --helpYou should see help text displayed if the installation was successful.
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An Identity Federation plugin for Zowe CLI
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