swanlab login
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swanlab login [OPTIONS]| Option | Description |
|---|---|
-r, --relogin | Re-login. |
-h, --host | Specify the host where the SwanLab service is located. For example, http://localhost:8000. |
-k, --api-key | Specify the API Key. This allows automatic login if you prefer not to enter the API key via the command line. |
-w, --web-host | Specify the web host where the SwanLab frontend is located. |
Introduction
Log in to your SwanLab account to synchronize experiments to the cloud.
After executing the following command, if it's your first time logging in, you will be prompted to enter your API_KEY:
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swanlab loginAfter logging in once, the credentials will be saved locally, overwriting any previously saved credentials, eliminating the need to log in again via swanlab.login or swanlab login.
If you do not want the credentials to be saved locally, use swanlab.login() in a Python script to log in.
If your computer is not suitable for entering the API Key via the command line (e.g., some Windows CMD), you can use:
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swanlab login -k <api-key>Re-login
If you need to log in with a different account, use the following command:
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swanlab login --reloginThis will prompt you to enter a new API Key to log in again.
Logout
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swanlab logoutLogging in to a Private Service
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swanlab login --host <host>