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Turso DB Environment Variables Generator

This script generates a new database in Turso, which is the GOAT cloud-provider. They offer up to 500 free database and is skweellite based. Normally you'd have to manually create a database via the web-client and copy the credentials to your .env file, or create via the turso cli, but then still you'd need to run multiple commands and manually copy those and paste into .env which is to much work for a lazyy dev. This script automates that process.

TLDR:

  • Generates a new turso database
  • Runs the turso cli command to show the details of the database and copys the URL.
  • Generates a new auth token for the database and copys that to clipboard.
  • resulting in the followng clipboard:
DB_URL=libsql://...tursodb.io
AUTH_TOKEN=xxxx
  • If you use the --overwrite flag it will overwrite the .env file with the generated environment variables, but also renames your old credentials to OLD_DB_URL and OLD_AUTH_TOKEN.

Usage

Run the script with the following command:``` python generate_tursodb_and_all_enviormentsvars.py [--overwrite PATH]


### Arguments

- `--overwrite PATH`: Optional. Path to the `.env` or `.env.local` file to overwrite with the generated environment variables.

## Example

To generate the environment variables and copy them to the clipboard without saving to a file:

python generate_tursodb_and_all_enviormentsvars.py


To generate the environment variables and overwrite an existing `.env` file:

python generate_tursodb_and_all_enviormentsvars.py --overwrite .env


## Environment Variables

The script generates the following environment variables:

- `DB_URL`: The URL of the created Turso database.
- `AUTH_TOKEN`: The authentication token for the Turso database.

## Requirements

- Python 3.x
- Turso CLI
- `pyperclip` library

## Installation

Install the required Python library:

pip install pyperclip


Ensure you are authenticated with the Turso CLI:

turso auth login

After that you 're re ady to go. For myy instance I have the file saved in `src/core/scripts/generate_tursodb_and_all_enviormentsvars.py` and I run it with the following command:

```python
python3 src/core/scripts/generate_tursodb_and_all_enviormentsvars.py

Which results in

Creating token for database: alive-scorpion
Token created successfully

Generated Environment Variables:
DB_URL=libsql://alive-scorpion-remcostoeten.turso.io
AUTH_TOKEN=eyJhbGciOiJFZERTQSIsInR5cCI6IkpXVCJ9.eyJpYXQiOjE3MjUwNDE3MjIsImlkIjoiY2FjY2UzYjAtMDlkNC00NzFiLTgzM2ItZjgyMGI0NGI3MjRlIn0.PasqvUWo2EKxaPTlIC_hu2oPkI2wL6Awv1-iwcEtaTwtYH94kPVmNVPC9OE02nfmIKA7nmYN2mYdgDFz6ILJBg

And copys that to clipboard. If you use the --overwrite flag it will overwrite the .env file with the generated environment variables, but also renames your old credentials to OLD_DB_URL and OLD_AUTH_TOKEN.

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