Feat/sanjog/sso flag

[sanjog-lama]

Description

• Added name, start url and region flag on sso setup command
• Made changes to the respective test file to match with the flag changes
• removed the sso setup trigger for sso init command when there are no any profiles found
• Changed readme and command md files with the flag changes for sso setup command

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Enhanced the awsctl sso setup command to support non-interactive setup using --name, --start-url, and --region flags, with input validation for each.
  • Expanded and clarified documentation for SSO setup, including detailed usage, flag descriptions, examples, and validation rules.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved validation and error handling for SSO setup inputs, ensuring proper format and constraints.

• Documentation

  • Updated and restructured command documentation and README for greater clarity and completeness.

• Tests

  • Significantly expanded test coverage for SSO setup, including validation and argument parsing scenarios.

• Refactor

  • Promoted several internal methods and variables to public scope for improved modularity and testability.
  • Standardized method and function naming conventions for consistency.

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Walkthrough

This update introduces new command-line flags (--name, --start-url, --region) for the awsctl sso setup command, enabling both interactive and non-interactive setup modes. The codebase was refactored to support these flags, with expanded validation logic, updated method signatures, and improved documentation and tests. Several internal methods were made public, and new validation utilities were added.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
README.md, docs/usage/commands.md	Expanded documentation for awsctl sso setup, adding detailed flag descriptions, usage examples, and validation rules.
cmd/sso/setup.go, cmd/sso/setup_test.go	Added/validated --name, --start-url, --region flags; updated tests for flag handling and validation.
internal/sso/client.go, internal/sso/interface.go	Added SSOFlagOptions struct; updated SetupSSO interface and implementation to accept options; exported some methods.
internal/sso/sso.go	Refactored SetupSSO to accept options; updated internal calls to exported method names; changed missing-profile behavior in InitSSO.
internal/sso/session.go, internal/sso/profile.go	Refactored session/profile logic to accept explicit parameters; exported several methods for broader use.
internal/sso/utils.go, internal/sso/prompter.go	Exported validation and utility functions; updated references to use exported names.
utils/general/general.go	Added IsValidSessionName for session name validation using a new regex.
tests/mock/sso/sso.go	Updated mock SetupSSO method to accept options struct.
*_test.go (various internal/sso test files)	Changed test package to sso_test; updated all references to exported methods and types; no logic changes.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant CLI
    participant SSOClient
    participant Config

    User->>CLI: awsctl sso setup [--name --start-url --region]
    CLI->>CLI: Parse & validate flags
    CLI->>SSOClient: SetupSSO(SSOFlagOptions)
    alt All flags provided (non-interactive)
        SSOClient->>Config: Create session with provided options
    else Interactive mode
        SSOClient->>User: Prompt for missing options
        User->>SSOClient: Provide input
        SSOClient->>Config: Create session with user input
    end
    SSOClient->>CLI: Return setup result
    CLI->>User: Output success or error

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Poem

🐇
Flags unfurl, a session’s born,
With names and URLs neatly sworn.
Regions checked and prompts refined,
Now setup’s swift—no lag behind!
Docs and tests all hop in line,
This bunny’s code is looking fine.
— Happy hopping!

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