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mkdb user lets you create and delete additional database users beyond the default dbuser account. This is useful when you want to give an application its own dedicated credentials, or when you need to test permission-based access within a local container.

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mkdb user create

mkdb user create adds a new user to a running database container. mkdb prompts you for a username, generates a password, creates the user in the database, and prints the connection string.

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Flags

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--name
string
Name of the container to add the user to. When provided, mkdb skips the interactive container selection menu. The container must be running.

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Example

$ mkdb user create
? Select container: devdb (postgres)
? Enter username: appuser
ℹ Generating password...

✓ User 'appuser' created successfully!

╭────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮
│ DB_URL=postgresql://appuser:Xy9k2...@localhost:5432/devdb │
╰────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
Non-interactive container selection: 
mkdb user create --name mydb
After selecting the container, mkdb still prompts for the username.

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mkdb user delete

mkdb user delete removes a non-default user from a running database container. mkdb presents a list of deletable users and asks you to confirm before removing the account.

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Flags

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--name
string
Name of the container to delete the user from. When provided, mkdb skips the interactive container selection menu. The container must be running.

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Example

# Interactive mode
mkdb user delete

# Non-interactive container selection
mkdb user delete --name mydb
The default user (dbuser) cannot be deleted with mkdb user delete. Only users created with mkdb user create are available for deletion. To remove a database and all its users entirely, use mkdb remove.