Make sure you're running Python 3+ and pip3. For setup instructions, see:
sudo pip3 install uniquid
For more details on the uniquid
package, click here
Make sure uniquid
CLI client has been installed and is on the latest stable version
uniquid --version
Navigate to directory where you downloaded the credentials.json
file
cd /path/to/file/
The step below is only required if you installed UniquID CLI on an AWS EC2 instance. Otherwise, click here to skip this step.
You must upload your credentials to your EC2 instance. There are 2 options for this:
Option 1 - Use scp to copy the UniquID credentials file from your development machine to the EC2 instance:
scp -i <user-key-pair.pem> credentials.json [email protected]<ec2-instance-ip-address>:.
Option 2 - Cut and paste the contents of the UniquID credentials file after you SSH into the instance:
cat > ~/credentials.json--paste the content of the file--press <enter> press CTRL D
Login to UniquID with the credentials.json
file and check the status
uniquid login --credentials-file ~/credentials.jsonuniquid status --verbose