https://github.com/girigiribauer/db-cli

`db` command line tools (Docker based) by Golang
https://github.com/girigiribauer/db-cli

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`db` command line tools (Docker based) by Golang

• Host: GitHub
• URL: https://github.com/girigiribauer/db-cli
• Owner: girigiribauer
• License: apache-2.0
• Created: 2016-10-01T12:44:55.000Z (over 8 years ago)
• Default Branch: master
• Last Pushed: 2017-01-02T19:00:46.000Z (almost 8 years ago)
• Last Synced: 2024-06-20T00:37:29.294Z (7 months ago)
• Language: Go
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• Size: 13.7 KB
• Stars: 4
• Watchers: 2
• Forks: 0
• Open Issues: 0
• Metadata Files:
  • Readme: README.md
  • License: LICENSE

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# db-cli

`db` command line tools (Docker based)

Type **only 3 strokes**, you can create Database.

## Installation

### step1. Install Docker

### step2. Install db-cli

If you are developer (case: Linux, MacOS)

	$ go get github.com/girigiribauer/db-cli

	$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/girigiribauer/db-cli/cmd/db

	$ go install

or Homebrew (case: MacOS)

	$ brew tap girigiribauer/db-cli

	$ brew install db-cli

If you are end-user, you can download release binaries.

### step3. Check

	$ db -h

## Basic usage

### Create

	$ db

You can create MariaDB Database (Docker Container).

Maybe container name is "db0", port number is 3306.

These are **automatic assignment.**

### Delete

	$ db -d

You can delete this database.

### dump

	$ db -o

You can get dump file on "~/db0.sql"

### restore

	$ db --file=~/db0.sql

You can restore database with dump file.

### help

	$ db -h

or

	$ db --help

## Options

see `db -h`

	--name CONTAINER_NAME, -n CONTAINER_NAME

override CONTAINER_NAME, auto increment with prefix (default: db0, db1 ...)

	--dbname DB_NAME, -b DB_NAME

override DB_NAME (default: "db") [$DBCLI_DB_NAME]

	--dbuser DB_USER, -u DB_USER

override DB_USER (default: "db") [$DBCLI_DB_USER]

	--dbpass DB_PASS, -p DB_PASS

override DB_PASS (default: "db") [$DBCLI_DB_PASS]

	--image DOCKER_IMAGE, -i DOCKER_IMAGE

override DOCKER_IMAGE (default: "mariadb") [$DBCLI_DOCKER_IMAGE]

	--tag DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG, -t DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG

override docker image DOCKER_IMAGE_TAG (default: "latest")

	-d

delete one container db0, db1 ... (auto incrementation)

	--delete CONTAINER_NAME

delete container CONTAINER_NAME

	--delete-all

delete all db containers (without use docker command directly)

	-o

output dump file in default directory (default: "~/[CONTAINER_NAME].sql")

	--dump FILE_PATH

output dump file FILE_PATH

	--file FILE_PATH, -f FILE_PATH

restore with file FILE_PATH

	--list

list all db containers (without use docker command directly)

## Environment

You can set .bashrc, .zshrc or the other.

	DBCLI_CONTAINER_MAX

default: 100 (db0, db1 ... db99)

	DBCLI_CONTAINER_PREFIX

default: "db"

	DBCLI_DB_NAME

default: "db"

	DBCLI_DB_USER

default: "db"

	DBCLI_DB_PASS

default: "db"

	DBCLI_DOCKER_IMAGE

default: "mariadb"

	DBCLI_DIRECTORY

default: "~/"

## soon...

* add PostgreSQL driver