Configuration

jetemail login writes credentials to a TOML config file. You can also read, write, and clear values directly with jetemail config.

File location

Platform	Path
macOS	`~/Library/Application Support/com.JetEmail.jetemail/config.toml`
Linux	`~/.config/jetemail/config.toml`
Windows	`%APPDATA%\JetEmail\jetemail\config\config.toml`

Override with the JETEMAIL_CONFIG environment variable:

JETEMAIL_CONFIG=/tmp/jet.toml jetemail whoami

The file is chmod 600 on Unix.

Inspect

jetemail config path        # prints the location
jetemail config show        # dumps the TOML

Read / write / clear

jetemail config get api_key
jetemail config set api_key api_xxxxxxxx
jetemail config set transactional_key transactional_xxxxxxxx
jetemail config unset api_key

Valid keys: api_key, transactional_key.

Format

current_profile = "default"

[profiles.default]
api_key = "api_xxxxxxxx"
transactional_key = "transactional_xxxxxxxx"

Keys are stored under the default profile. You can edit the file directly if you prefer.

Resolution precedence

The CLI picks a key in this order:

--api-key / --transactional-key flag
JETEMAIL_API_KEY / JETEMAIL_TRANSACTIONAL_KEY env var
Config file (profiles.default)

jetemail whoami shows which layer the active key came from.

Getting Started

Output & I/O

Commands

Workflows

File location

Inspect

Read / write / clear

Format

Resolution precedence

See also: Authentication

​File location

​Inspect

​Read / write / clear

​Format

​Resolution precedence

See also: Authentication

File location

Inspect

Read / write / clear

Format

Resolution precedence