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        "description": "# stormy\n\nA CLI tool for managing (and working with) Stormpath.\n\n![Stormy Logo](https://github.com/rdegges/stormy/raw/master/assets/stormy.jpg)\n\n\n## Intro\n\n[Stormpath](http://stormpath.com/) is one of my favorite tools.  They're an API\ncompany that handles user accounts and authentication.\n\nThe idea is that instead of building your own users database, APIs, etc. -- you\ninstead just hit their servers to do things like:\n\n- Create user accounts securely (HTTPs, bcrypt, etc.).\n- Manage user permissions, group memberships, etc.\n- Authenticate users securely.\n- Etc.\n\nThis works particularly well for service oriented applications, where your user\ndata must be accessible by more than one codebase.  For instance -- if you've\ngot a website that needs to let users log into their accounts, as well as\ndeveloper API which must also authenticate users -- Stormpath becomes extremely\nuseful.\n\nIn my experience, they totally rock, and you should use them.\n\n\n## Installation\n\nYou can install stormy on any \\*nix computer with `pip` installed.  Just run the\nfollowing from your terminal:\n\n```console\n$ pip install stormy\n```\n\nIf you'd like to be able to use `stormy` wherever you are, you might want to\ninstall it globally, e.g.:\n\n```console\n$ sudo pip install stormy\n```\n\n:)\n\n\n## Usage\n\nBefore you get started, you'll want to go create a\n[Stormpath account](https://api.stormpath.com/register).  Once you've got that\nsetup, you'll need to give `stormy` your credentials so it can access your\naccount.\n\nJust run `stormy configure` from the terminal to get started.  Your credentials\nwill be stored in a file named `~/.stormy`.  The `configure` command will prompt\nyou for your API key information.\n\n**NOTE**: You can get your API key information by visiting your\n[account dashboard](https://api.stormpath.com/ui/dashboard) and clicking\nthrough the API Key options.\n\n```console\n$ stormy configure\n```\n\nNext, take a look at the help output (`stormy help` on the CLI):\n\n```console\n$ stormy help\nUsage:\n  stormy configure\n  stormy applications\n  stormy applications:create\n    (<name> | -n <name> | --name <name>)\n    [(<description> | -d <description> | --description <description>)]\n  stormy applications:destroy\n    (<name> | -n <name> | --name <name>)\n  stormy directories\n  stormy directories:create\n    (<name> | -n <name> | --name <name>)\n    [(<description> | -d <description> | --description <description>)]\n  stormy directories:destroy\n    (<name> | -n <name> | --name <name>)\n  stormy accounts\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n  stormy accounts:create\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n    (<email> | -e <email> | --email <email>)\n    (<password> | -p <password> | --password <password>)\n    (<first_name> | -f <first_name> | --first-name <first_name>)\n    (<last_name> | -l <last_name> | --last-name <last_name>)\n    [(<middle_name> | -m <middle_name> | --middle-name <middle_name>)]\n  stormy accounts:destroy\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n    (<email> | -e <email> | --email <email>)\n  stormy groups\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n  stormy groups:create\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n    (<name> | -n <name> | --name <name>)\n    [(<description> | -d <description> | --description <description>)]\n  stormy groups:destroy\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n    (<name> | -n <name> | --name <name>)\n  stormy add_account_to_group\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n    (<email> | -e <email> | --email <email>)\n    (<group> | -g <group> | --group <group>)\n  stormy remove_account_from_group\n    (<directory> | -d <directory> | --directory <directory>)\n    (<email> | -e <email> | --email <email>)\n    (<group> | -g <group> | --group <group>)\n  stormy (-h | --help)\n  stormy --version\n```\n\nLet's say you want to list all of your Stormpath applications -- **easy!** --\njust run `stormy applications` and BAM, you'll see them all listed!\n\n```console\n$ stormy applications\n=== Stormpath Applications\n{\n  \"Stormpath\": {\n    \"description\": \"Manages access to the Stormpath Console and API.\",\n    \"status\": \"ENABLED\"\n  },\n  \"test\": {\n    \"description\": \"Randall's Test Application\",\n    \"status\": \"ENABLED\"\n  }\n}\n```\n\nNow, let's say you want to create a new directory of users.  A directory is\nbasically a container that holds a bunch of user accounts.  To do this, we can\nuse the `directories:create` command:\n\n```console\n$ stormy directories:create \"Users\" \"All website users.\"\nSuccessfully created directory!\n```\n\nYou could also accomplish the above by using either the short or long options as\nwell; for instance:\n\n```console\n$ stormy directories:create --description \"All website users.\" -n \"Users\"\nSuccessfully created directory!\n```\n\nBoth work the same way.\n\nNot bad, right?  Now that you know the basics, you should be able to figure the\nrest out.\n\n\n## Help\n\nNeed help?  Can't figure something out?  If you think you've found a bug, please\nopen an issue on the GitHub issue tracker.\n\nOtherwise, [shoot me an email](mailto:r@rdegges.com)!\n\n\n## Changelog\n\nv0.2: 10-31-2013\n\n    - Redoing our CLI arguments -- making things more Heroku-esque.\n\nv0.1: 10-30-2013\n\n    - Adding more flexible CLI options.  You can now use positional options,\n      short options, or long options!\n\nv0.0: 10-29-2013\n\n    - Rolling our v0.0 onto PyPI.  We have a basic feature set.\n\nv0.0: 10-27-2013\n\n    - Started hacking on the project!  It's 1:24 am!  Woo!",
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