Automate setting up a database client using https://querydesk.com so your team has instant access for debugging and testing.

This action can be called multiple times with the same id, which will update the connection.

jobs:
  create_db:

    steps:
    # ...

    - name: Setup Database Client
      uses: QueryDesk/setup-db-client@v1
      with:
        api-key: ${{ secrets.QUERYDESK_API_KEY}}
        id: pr-${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} # your workflow trigger must be `pull_request` for this to work
        hostname: localhost
        database: database_name
        adapter: postgres
        username: my_user
        password: my_password

    # ...

• api-key: (Required) You will need to create an API key on https://app.querydesk.com/api-keys and save it as a secret in GitHub Actions settings.

  Example API key:

  SFMyNTY.g2gDbQAAAB5rZXlfMDFHSDRHWkFFVkVIOThCWlhXRzZFMjNOUlduBgDh2w9JhAFiAAFRgA.SeeINPdFn2cz6kqnkPb7IE7B9OLnc840R--hWiRoTYg
  

• id: (Required) A unique id used to interact with this resource through the API.

• name: (Required) The name for users to use to identity the database.

• hostname: (Required) The hostname for connecting to the database, either an ip or url.

• database: (Required) The name of the database to connect on.

• adapter: (Required) The adapter to use to establish the connection. Currently only postgres is supported, but mysql and sql server are on the roadmap.

• username: (Required) The username to authenticate with.

• password: (Required) The password to authenticate with. This is encrypted with field level encryption and is never exposed to users of the database client.

• agent-id: (Optional) If your database is in a private network inaccessible to the public internet you will need to setup an agent. You can find instructions for setting up an agent here: https://github.com/QueryDesk/agent.

  Example agent id:

  agt_01GH0HABH34YWYV1E66YXXM6HG
  

• ssl: (Optional) Set to enabled to turn on ssl connections for this database.

• ssl_ca_cert: (Optional) The server ca cert to use with ssl connections, ssl must be set to enabled. This is encrypted with field level encryption and is never exposed to users of the database client. Must be base64 encoded.

• ssl_key: (Optional) The client key to use with ssl connections, ssl must be set to enabled. This is encrypted with field level encryption and is never exposed to users of the database client. Must be base64 encoded.

• ssl_cert: (Optional) The client cert to use with ssl connections, ssl must be set to enabled. This is encrypted with field level encryption and is never exposed to users of the database client. Must be base64 encoded.

• host: (Optional) The host to make the api call to, defaults to api.querydesk.com.

This example demonstrates setting up a database with ssl connections. Make sure ssl certs/key are base64 encoded.

jobs:
  create_db:
    # ...

    steps:
    # ...

    - id: create-db
      name: Create Database
      uses: some-action
    
    - name: Setup Database Client
      uses: QueryDesk/setup-db-client@v1
      with:
        api-key: ${{ secrets.QUERYDESK_API_KEY}}
        id: ...
        hostname: ...
        database: ...    
        adapter: ...
        username: ...    
        password: ...  
        ssl: enabled  
        ssl_ca_cert: LS0tLS1CRUdJTiBDRVJUSUZJQ0FURS0tLS0tCk1JSUVCakNDQXU2Z0F3SUJBZ0lKQU1jMFp6...
        ssl_key: LS0tLS1CRUdJTiBDRVJUSUZJQ0FURS0tLS0tCk1JSUVCakNDQXU2Z0F3SUJBZ0lKQU1jMFp6...
        ssl_cert: LS0tLS1CRUdJTiBDRVJUSUZJQ0FURS0tLS0tCk1JSUVCakNDQXU2Z0F3SUJBZ0lKQU1jMFp6...

This example demonstrates setting up a database that is setup from a previous step. The output names may differ depending on how your database is created.

jobs:
  create_db:
    # ...

    steps:
    # ...

    - id: create-db
      name: Create Database
      uses: some-action
    
    - name: Setup Database Client
      uses: QueryDesk/setup-db-client@v1
      with:
        api-key: ${{ secrets.QUERYDESK_API_KEY}}
        id: pr-${{ github.event.pull_request.number }} # your workflow trigger must be `pull_request` for this to work
        hostname: ${{ steps.create-db.outputs.hostname }}    
        database: ${{ steps.create-db.outputs.database }}    
        adapter: postgres
        username: ${{ steps.create-db.outputs.username }}    
        password: ${{ steps.create-db.outputs.password }}