twf status
Show the logins.
twf status [options]twf status shows each profile in the credentials file: the organisation, the user, the cluster, the client and whether the access token is still valid. It marks the profile in use and prints where the file is.
It fails when there is no login, so you can use it in a script to check for one.
When TWINFIELD_REFRESH_TOKEN is set, the command says so: Credentials::default() then uses that token instead of a profile, see CI and environment variables.
Options
Section titled “Options”| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--profile=<name> |
Show only this profile. Default: all profiles. |
See twf for the options every command takes.
Examples
Section titled “Examples”vendor/bin/twf statusdefault (in use) Organisation: EXAMPLE User: JDOE Cluster: https://api.accounting.twinfield.com Client: Twinfield Connect (https://connect.twinfield.solvebeam.com) Access token: valid until 2026-11-12 15:04:05 UTC
Saved in /home/jdoe/.config/twinfield/credentials.jsonOnly one profile:
vendor/bin/twf status --profile=acmeSee also
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