Add management of Meadow.Cloud API keys

[stevenkuhn]

This adds the ability to manage your Meadow.Cloud API keys via the command line (V2 only).

The commands are:

meadow cloud apikey create <NAME> --duration|d <duration> --scopes|s <scopes>
meadow cloud apikey list
meadow cloud apikey update <NAME_OR_ID> --name|n <name> --scopes|s <scopes>
meadow cloud apikey delete <NAME_OR_ID>

This also utilizes the new Console spinner and implements a new ConsoleTable for displaying tabular data.

Examples

Create

> meadow cloud api create myapikey --duration 30 --scopes command
Creating an API key on Meadow.Cloud...
Your API key 'myapikey' (expiring 1/26/2024 5:40:30 PM UTC) is:

mc_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx_xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Make sure to copy this key now as you will not be able to see this again.
Done.

Update

❯ meadow cloud apikey update myapikey --scopes command search
Updating API key `myapikey` on Meadow.Cloud...
Done.

Delete

❯ meadow cloud apikey delete myapikey
Deleting API key `myapikey` on Meadow.Cloud...
Done.

List

When you have no API keys

❯ meadow cloud apikey list
Retrieving your API keys from Meadow.Cloud...
You have no API keys.
Done.

When you have a single API key

❯ meadow cloud apikey list
Retrieving your API keys from Meadow.Cloud...

---------------------------------+----------+----------------------+----------------
Id                               | Name     | Expires (UTC)        | Scopes
---------------------------------|----------|----------------------|----------------
xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx | myapikey | 1/26/2024 5:44:33 PM | command, search
---------------------------------+----------+----------------------+----------------

Done.

[adrianstevens]

This PR looks great except we'll be removing the WithSpinner extension method.

[stevenkuhn]

This PR looks great except we'll be removing the WithSpinner extension method.

Will the spinner be removed entirely or replaced with something else? Or is only the extension method going away?

[CartBlanche]

@adrianstevens The WithSpinner calls are't in the base classes, so it isn't mixing UI with functionality. It is specifically for the console UI, unless I've missed something.

@stevenkuhn due to me messing up the develop branch you may have to resolve some merge conflicts with this new develop branch.

[adrianstevens]

Let's definitely talk about the spinner code but adding extension methods to tasks to trigger presentation is basically the opposite of separation-of-concerns. And if extinction methods on tasks are needed to give feedback to the user, it's a pretty good sign that we have some architecture issues to solve.

[stevenkuhn]

Let's definitely talk about the spinner code but adding extension methods to tasks to trigger presentation is basically the opposite of separation-of-concerns.

@adrianstevens Would you prefer something similar to what Spectre.Console does for its status indicators:

// Synchronous
AnsiConsole.Status()
    .Start("Thinking...", ctx => 
    {
        // Simulate some work
        AnsiConsole.MarkupLine("Doing some work...");
        Thread.Sleep(1000);
        
        // Update the status and spinner
        ctx.Status("Thinking some more");
        ctx.Spinner(Spinner.Known.Star);
        ctx.SpinnerStyle(Style.Parse("green"));

        // Simulate some work
        AnsiConsole.MarkupLine("Doing some more work...");
        Thread.Sleep(2000);
    });

// Asynchronous
await AnsiConsole.Status()
    .StartAsync("Thinking...", async ctx => 
    {
        // Omitted
    });

Instead of an extension method, it's more of a wrapper around the method(s) being executed? What's your feeling around using Spectre.Console for this instead of having our own implementation?

And if extinction methods on tasks are needed to give feedback to the user, it's a pretty good sign that we have some architecture issues to solve.

I'm not sure I understand what an extinction method is. Is there a problem adding an animation to status messages in the console?

[stevenkuhn]

Updated my branch with the latest in develop and I removed the WithSpinner calls.

[stevenkuhn]

@lamebrain If you want to test with the branch, you can run the command like this:

> dotnet run --framework net6.0 -- cloud apikey <command>

For example, to create an API key in production, it would be:

> dotnet run --framework net6.0 -- cloud api create myapikey --duration 30 --scopes command