Creating a NEMAR account
Sign up via the CLI
New accounts need an ORCID, a GitHub handle, and a couple of consent confirmations. The CLI walks you through it in about two minutes. A web sign-up flow is in design.
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Install the CLI
Requires Bun. macOS and Linux are first-class; Windows works via WSL.
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Start the sign-up flow
The CLI opens a browser tab for ORCID authorization, asks for your GitHub handle, and confirms the data-sharing terms. Your account is created on submit and goes into a short admin review queue.
nemar auth signup -
Sign in here once you’re approved
Approval is usually same-day. We send an email when your account is active. Then come back to the web sign-in, enter the same email, and the 6-digit code flow gets you to your dashboard.
What sign-up asks you for
- Used for code-based sign-in. We don’t share it.
- Display name
- Appears on datasets you publish and in collaborator lists.
- ORCID
- Verifies that you’re a real researcher. Free to create at orcid.org.
- GitHub handle
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Datasets get an underlying GitHub repository under
nemarDatasets; we add you as a collaborator on yours. - Affiliation
- Your institution. Optional but appreciated for the citation graph.
Web sign-up is the next thing we’re shipping after the dashboard cutover. Full CLI reference lives at docs.nemar.org.