Script Subcommand for emitting environment variables - #201
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Hi!
I have added a new subcommand called
script, this will allow users to emitting environment variables into their shell.Sometimes this is useful for passing into docker containers as a way to authenticate within a container, without having to do the login process within the container itself, and probably other use cases as well.
Changes:
Adding new script subcommand, should be able to emit a script that can be
eval'd or invoked to source a terminal with session credsUpdated
README.mdwith a splash of formatting and Table of Contents, since its actually quite large, and would help people new to the project.