url2env
Turns database URLs into shell environment variables.
Usage:
$ url2env psql://joebloggs:secret@db.example.com:4433/blog
PGUSER=joebloggs
PGPASSWORD=secret
PGHOST=db.example.com
PGPORT=4433
PGDATABASE=blog
With all options:
$ url2env --engine --export --prefix=DB_ psql://joebloggs:secret@db.example.com:4433/blog
export DB_ENGINE=psql
export DB_USER=joebloggs
export DB_PASSWORD=secret
export DB_HOST=db.example.com
export DB_PORT=4433
export DB_DATABASE=blog
The output could be used in conjunction with eval, e.g.::
$ eval $(url2env $DATABASE_URL)
Installation
$ pip install zerotk.url2env
Distribution
$ git tag <x.y>
$ make build upload
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