titto 0.2

Delete tenant-scoped MySQL data by walking foreign-key relationships

Titto

Titto deletes tenant-scoped rows from a MySQL schema by reading table metadata, following foreign-key paths back to a tenant table, nulling optional references, and deleting rows in dependency order.

Warnings

This is a destructive database tool. Run it against production only after testing the exact command against a restored copy or staging database.

--commit permanently commits the deletes. Without --commit, Titto still runs the UPDATE and DELETE statements inside a transaction, then rolls them back. That dry run can still take locks, fire triggers, and affect non-transactional tables.

Take a backup before any committed run. Prefer a database snapshot or logical dump that you have already tested restoring. Keep the backup until the tenant removal has been verified.

Usage

Show commands:

uv run titto --help

Dry-run a single-column tenant key and cache table metadata as JSON:

uv run titto delete "$DB_URL" tenant 42 --cache .tables.json

Commit the delete:

uv run titto delete "$DB_URL" tenant 42 --cache .tables.json --commit

Use a composite tenant key by passing each primary-key part as its own token:

uv run titto delete "$DB_URL" tenant 42 eu --cache .tables.json

Require selected tables to be empty for the tenant before deleting anything:

uv run titto delete "$DB_URL" tenant 42 --skip invoice --skip payment

Clean up unreferenced rows in tables that are not directly tenant-scoped:

uv run titto cleanup "$DB_URL" tenant --cache .tables.json

Clean up unreferenced rows in explicitly selected tables:

uv run titto cleanup-tables "$DB_URL" tag category --cache .tables.json

DB_URL is a MySQL URL such as:

mysql://user:password@localhost:3306/app_schema

Avoid putting real passwords directly in shell history. Use an environment variable, secret manager, or another shell-safe mechanism appropriate for your environment.

Cache Notes

--cache stores parsed table metadata as JSON. The recommended local cache path is .tables.json; it is ignored by Git.

The cache is tied to the host, port, schema name, and cache format version. Titto rejects mismatched cache metadata and reparses the database schema. If the schema changes on the same host and schema name, delete .tables.json so Titto can refresh it.

Development

Run the test suite:

uv run python -m unittest