$ dbc [OPTIONS] <COMMAND>- dbc search
Search for a driver to install
- dbc install
Install a driver
- dbc uninstall
Uninstall a driver
- dbc init
Create a driver list file
- dbc add
Add a driver to the driver list
- dbc remove
Remove a driver from the driver list
- dbc sync
Install the drivers from the driver list
- dbc info
Get information about a driver
- dbc docs
Open driver documentation in a web browser
Search for a driver to install.
$ dbc search [PATTERN]PATTERN
: Optional. A pattern to restrict the list of drivers returned by. Driver names are matched by wildcard so substrings may be used.
--json
: Print output as JSON instead of plaintext
--verbose, -v
: Enable verbose output
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Install a driver.
To install multiple versions of the same driver on the same system, it's recommend to use ADBC_DRIVER_PATH. See Config Level.
$ dbc install [OPTIONS] <DRIVER>DRIVER
: Name of the driver to install. Can be a short driver name or a driver name with version requirement. Examples: bigquery, bigquery=1.0.0, bigquery>1.
--json
: Print output as JSON instead of plaintext
--level LEVEL, -l LEVEL
: The configuration level to install the driver to (user, or system). See Config Level.
--no-verify
: Allow installation of drivers without a signature file
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Uninstall a driver.
$ dbc uninstall [OPTIONS] <DRIVER>DRIVER
: Name of the driver to uninstall.
--json
: Print output as JSON instead of plaintext
--level LEVEL, -l LEVEL
: The configuration level to uninstall the driver from (user, or system). See Config Level.
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Create a driver list file.
$ dbc init [PATH]PATH
: Optional. A path to create a driver list under. Defaults to the current working directory.
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Add a driver to a current driver list.
$ dbc add <DRIVER>DRIVER
: Name of the driver to add. Can be a short driver name or a driver name with version requirement. Examples: bigquery, bigquery=1.0.0, bigquery>1.
--path FILE, -p FILE
: Driver list to add to [default: ./dbc.toml]
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Remove a driver from the current driver list.
$ dbc remove <DRIVER>DRIVER
: Name of the driver to remove.
--path FILE, -p FILE
: Driver list to remove from [default: ./dbc.toml]
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Install drivers from a driver list.
Also creates a dbc.lock file next to the driver list.
If dbc.lock exists, driver versions from it will be used when this subcommand is run.
$ dbc sync
dbc sync --file dbc.toml--path FILE, -p FILE
: Path to a driver list file to sync. Defaults to dbc.toml in the current working directory.
--level LEVEL, -l LEVEL
: The configuration level to install drivers to (user, or system). See Config Level.
--no-verify
: Allow installation of drivers without a signature file
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Get information about a driver. Shows information about the latest version of the driver with the given name.
$ dbc info <DRIVER>DRIVER
: Name of the driver to get information for.
--json
: Print output as JSON instead of plaintext
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output
Open driver documentation in a web browser. If no driver is specified, opens the general dbc documentation. If a driver name is provided, opens the documentation for that specific driver.
$ dbc docs
$ dbc docs <DRIVER>DRIVER
: Optional. Name of the driver to open documentation for. If omitted, opens the general dbc documentation page.
--no-open
: Print the documentation URL instead of opening it in a browser
--quiet, -q
: Suppress all output