What does nylas otp watch do?
The nylas otp watch command provides continuously watch for new OTP codes. It is part of the OTP (One-Time Password) commands, which retrieve OTP/verification codes from email automatically.
Usage
nylas otp watchFlags
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
| --json | Output as JSON |
| --no-color | Disable color output |
| --verbose(-v) | Enable verbose output |
| --config | Custom config file path |
| --help(-h) | Show help for the command |
| --limit | Limit results (most list commands) |
| --yes(-y) | Skip confirmations |
Examples
Basic usage
nylas otp watch --helpTroubleshooting
Command not found or fails
Run `nylas auth config` and `nylas auth login` to authenticate first.
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Run nylas otp watch --help for full help output.