pipenv run python -m lasloader.lascli fileload convert -h
```
A token is required to access an OSDU instance. The `-t/--token` option is used to specify the token, this is a string. As tokens are long strings we recommend that the token is stored in an environment variable. For example, on a Windows PowerShell prompt:
A token is required to access an OSDU instance. The `-t/--token` option is used to specify the token, this is a string. As tokens are long strings we recommend that the token is stored in an environment variable.
For example, on a Windows PowerShell prompt:
```
set OSDUTOKEN <token>
pipenv run python -m lasloader.lascli ingest wellbore -t $OSDUTOKEN
```
Or Windows command prompt
Or Windows command prompt:
```
set OSDUTOKEN=<token>
pipenv run python -m lasloader.lascli ingest wellbore -t %OSDUTOKEN%
```
This keeps the command line short. This can also be done for other commonly used options (e.g. `-u/--url`).
Many commands require a bearer token and filepath to a configuration file. If these are set as environment variables (named
'OSDUTOKEN' and 'CONFIGPATH' respectively), it is not necessary to provide them as arguments for commands (the CLI defaults to
