clidbs 0.6.2

A CLI tool for managing databases on VPS systems

CLIDB - Simple Database Management CLI

A command-line tool for managing databases on VPS systems using Docker containers. Supports multiple database types and provides ready-to-use connection strings.

Supported Databases

• PostgreSQL (versions 11-16)
• MySQL (8.0, 5.7)
• MariaDB (11.0, 10.11, 10.10)
• Redis (7.2, 7.0, 6.2)
• MongoDB (7.0, 6.0, 5.0)
• Neo4j (5, 4.4)

Prerequisites

• Python 3.8 or higher
• Docker installed and running
• pip (Python package installer)

Installation

pip install clidbs

Usage

Create a Database

# Create a PostgreSQL database (latest version)
clidb create mydb

# Create a specific version
clidb create mydb --type postgres --version 16

# Create other database types
clidb create myredis --type redis --version 7.2
clidb create mymongo --type mongo
clidb create mysql1 --type mysql --version 8.0

The tool will output connection details including:

• Connection string (ready to copy/paste)
• CLI command with credentials
• Host/IP address (automatically detected)
• Port, user, and password

Manage Databases

# List all databases
clidb list

# Stop a database
clidb stop mydb

# Start a database
clidb start mydb

# Remove a database
clidb remove mydb

# See supported databases and versions
clidb supported

# View database connection details
clidb info mydb

# Reset database password
clidb info mydb --reset-password

Public vs Private Access

# Create with public access (default)
clidb create mydb --access public

# Create with private access (localhost only)
clidb create mydb --access private

Discord Notifications

Enable notifications by:

1. Setting the webhook URL in command:

clidb create mydb --discord-webhook "YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL"

2. Or using environment variable:

export CLIDB_DISCORD_WEBHOOK="YOUR_WEBHOOK_URL"

Configuration

Environment variables:

• CLIDB_DISCORD_WEBHOOK: Discord webhook URL
• CLIDB_HOST_IP: Override auto-detected IP address
• CLIDB_DEFAULT_DB: Default database type (defaults to "postgres")
• CLIDB_DEFAULT_PORT: Default port for the database

Security

Credential Storage

• Database credentials are stored in ~/.config/clidb/credentials.json
• The directory has 700 permissions (only owner can access)
• The credentials file has 600 permissions (only owner can read/write)
• Credentials are stored locally on your VPS

Best Practices

For secure operation, ensure your VPS follows these security practices:

• Use SSH key-based authentication (disable password authentication)
• Disable root SSH login
• Keep your system and packages updated
• Use strong passwords for all services
• Configure your firewall properly
• Regularly monitor system logs

Credential Management

• Use clidb info to safely view stored credentials
• Use --reset-password to change database passwords
• Credentials are automatically removed when using clidb remove
• Never share or backup the credentials file in unsecured locations

License

MIT License

Create different types of databases

clidb create mypostgres --type postgres --version 16 clidb create mymongo --type mongo --version 7.0 clidb create myredis --type redis clidb create mysql1 --type mysql --version 8.0

List all databases

clidb list

See supported databases and versions

clidb supported

Start/stop any database

clidb stop mypostgres clidb start mymongo