Crossmint keys edit

The keys edit command allows you to modify the scopes of an existing server API key. To use it, run the following command from your terminal

crossmint keys edit <key-id>

Where <key-id> is the ID of the API key you want to edit. You can get the key id by running keys list command.

Example

Edit an API key:

crossmint keys edit sk_test_abcd1234

For client-side keys, edit the allowed origins for your key. Press <tab> for editing or <enter> for confirming the value.

For web enter the domain, eg: https://crossmint.com
For mobile enter your Android Package name or IOS Bundle ID, eg: com.company.appname

Enter multiple domains or app identifiers separated by a comma.

? Enter whitelisted domain or localhost (e.g., https://www.yourdomain.com) (separate multiple domains with a comma):
Press <tab> to edit or <enter> to confirm current value  (https://www.crossmint.com)

It then asks whether the client key requires JWT auth, starting from its current setting. Pass --requires-jwt-auth or --no-requires-jwt-auth to skip the question. The CLI will display the current scopes and prompt you to select new ones:

Current scopes: Wallets
? Select the new scopes for this key: (Press <space> to select, <a> to toggle all, <i> to invert selection, and <enter> to proceed)
❯◉ Wallets
 ◉ Minting
 ◯ Payments
 ◯ Authentication

After selecting the new scopes, you’ll see a confirmation message:

✅ API Key updated successfully!

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