`instruqt auth login` fails on headless machines

[thesandlord]

When trying to login to the Instruqt CLI on a machine without a GUI (for example, a cloud VM or Google Cloud Shell), the auth command fails:

$ instruqt auth login
==> Signing in to instruqt
==> Please open the following address in your browser and sign in with your Instruqt credentials:
==> http://localhost:15777/
    [ERROR] exec: "xdg-open": executable file not found in $PATH

Is there a flag or option to skip the xdg-open step? On Google Cloud Shell or an VM, it is easy to visit http://localhost:15777/ manually, so there is no need to auto-open a browser.

[thesandlord]

Ok, with the latest change to the CLI, I am able to open the browser. However, there is an issue with oauth domains now:

Is it possible to copy the way the Firebase CLI does it's auth? There is a --no-localhost option that let's you copy/paste a token from another computer instead.

https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools

[amochtar]

Thanks for the tip on the firebase CLI. I'll have a look at implementing something similar.

[scarolan]

+1 to allowing CLI-only logins (without browser). I've run into this both on my Pixelbook and Windows Subsystem for Linux. We also have a need to run instruqt on headless containers in our CI/CD pipeline where no browser will be available.