Manage your qBraid account credentials and settings
qBraid uses configuration files to store your account credentials and settings. The main configuration file is called qbraidrc
.
The qbraidrc
file is an INI-format configuration file that stores your qBraid account credentials and settings. It is located in your home directory at:
~/.qbraid/qbraidrc
C:\Users\<username>\.qbraid\qbraidrc
This configuration file is used by various qBraid tools including:
A typical qbraidrc
file contains the following:
To create a new qbraidrc
file:
This interactive command will:
To update a specific configuration value:
For example, to update your API key:
To view a specific configuration value:
For example:
To view all configuration values in your default profile:
To locate your qbraidrc
file programmatically:
Your API key provides access to your qBraid account. Keep it secure and never share it with others. If you believe your API key has been compromised, you can generate a new one from your qBraid account settings and update it using the CLI commands above.
See API key security for more information.
Manage your qBraid account credentials and settings
qBraid uses configuration files to store your account credentials and settings. The main configuration file is called qbraidrc
.
The qbraidrc
file is an INI-format configuration file that stores your qBraid account credentials and settings. It is located in your home directory at:
~/.qbraid/qbraidrc
C:\Users\<username>\.qbraid\qbraidrc
This configuration file is used by various qBraid tools including:
A typical qbraidrc
file contains the following:
To create a new qbraidrc
file:
This interactive command will:
To update a specific configuration value:
For example, to update your API key:
To view a specific configuration value:
For example:
To view all configuration values in your default profile:
To locate your qbraidrc
file programmatically:
Your API key provides access to your qBraid account. Keep it secure and never share it with others. If you believe your API key has been compromised, you can generate a new one from your qBraid account settings and update it using the CLI commands above.
See API key security for more information.