DBTunnelBridge 0.0.1

A package for managing local and remote database connections with optional SSH tunneling.

DBTunnelBridge

DBTunnelBridge is a Python package that simplifies database connections with optional SSH tunneling support. It provides a clean, Pythonic interface for managing both local and remote database connections through SSH tunnels, with basic automatic resource management and environment variable integration.

Features

• 🔌 Simple database connection management
• 🔒 Secure SSH tunneling support
• 🔑 Environment variable configuration
• 🛠 SQLAlchemy integration
• 📦 Context manager support for automatic resource cleanup
• 🔄 Automatic port forwarding management

Installation

pip install dbtunnelbridge

Quick Start

Basic Local Connection

from dbtunnelbridge import create_db_connection
# Create a direct database connection
with create_db_connection(
        db_user="your_user",
        db_password="your_password",
        db_host="localhost",
        db_port=3306
        ) as db:
    session = db.get_session()
    # Your database operations here

Create a connection through SSH tunnel

from dbtunnelbridge import create_db_connection

with create_db_connection(
    db_user="your_user",
    db_password="your_password",
    db_host="internal.database.host",
    db_port=3306,
    use_ssh_tunnel=True,
    ssh_host="bastion.example.com",
    ssh_username="ssh_user",
    ssh_pkey="/path/to/private/key"
) as db:
    session = db.get_session()
    # Your database operations here

Environment Variables Support

DBTunnelBridge supports configuration through environment variables:

Database Configuration

• DB_USER: Database username
• DB_PASSWORD: Database password
• DB_HOST: Database host
• DB_PORT: Database port

SSH Tunnel Configuration

• USE_SSH_TUNNEL: Enable/disable SSH tunneling ('true'/'false')
• SSH_HOST: SSH tunnel host
• SSH_USERNAME: SSH username
• SSH_PKEY: Path to SSH private key

Advanced Usage

Manual Resource Management

db = create_db_connection(
    db_user="your_user",
    db_password="your_password",
    db_host="localhost",
    db_port=3306
)
try:
    db.create_engine()
    session = db.get_session()
    # Your database operations here
finally:
    db.close_tunnel_if_needed()

Requirements

• Python 3.10+
• SQLAlchemy
• PyMySQL
• sshtunnel
• paramiko