cybr-cli VS tw5-cli

Release notes direct URL: https://github.com/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli/releases/tag/v0.1.11-beta

Alternatively, you can use the cybr-cli command cybr conjur info: https://github.com/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli/blob/main/docs/cybr_conjur_info.md

If you can’t use PowerShell and need to use a different shell language, cybr-cli can help: https://github.com/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli/blob/main/docs/cybr_users_add.md

You can use the cybr-cli: https://github.com/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli

You can’t generate a struct for policy for the exact reason you mentioned. It is best to consume it as a YAML file instead of trying to integrate it into the source code of the app. Check out my Go-based cybr-cli project, maybe it’ll help: https://github.com/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli

Another new feature is the ability to "Add Safe Members" using role-based permissions created from CyberArk best practices. You can view the documentation and permission mapping for more info.

I have just released cybr-cli v1.0.10-beta with support for user/group filtering on cybr safes list. Check out the documentation here: https://github.com/infamousjoeg/cybr-cli/blob/main/docs/cybr_safes_list.md.

I'd still use both eco-systems (Emacs + Tiddlywiki) independently. It's just that I'd like to make my workflows more efficient by accessing Tiddlywiki directly from Emacs. Some while ago I wrote tw5-cli for accessing Tiddlywiki content via CLI. Maybe I'll still use it for the API communication and send content from Emacs via shell-command-on-region.