dbeaver-creds

Decrypt DBeaver’s credentials-config.json file and display the output (a JSON string).

You can use this in one of three ways depending on your platform and shell:

• A Bash script that works on Linux, macOS and Windows. It requires openssl and dd to be in PATH.
• A PowerShell module that exposes function Show-DBeaver-Credential-Json (alias dbeaver-creds). This does not require openssl or dd to function.
• Windows only: A Batch script script equivalent to the Bash script and has the same requirements.

Installation

Place dbeaver-creds (or dbeaver-creds.bat) in PATH.

PowerShell

Install-Module -Name DBeaverCreds

Usage

dbeaver-creds

If the credentials file cannot be found, the exit status will be > 0.

PowerShell

Show-DBeaver-Credential-Json
# or the alias:
dbeaver-creds

Development

Requirements:

• Bash
• GNU sed
• Perl
• Yarn
• curl
• cut
• grep
• tr

Notes

The decryption key is from the DBeaver source.

It can be converted to hexadecimal like so in Python:

import struct
as_hex = struct.pack('<16b', 0, 1, 2, etc).hex()

update-key.sh demonstrates conversion using shell script.

Tasks

• yarn format: to format the project’s files.
• yarn qa: Perform a QA check.
• yarn update-key or update-key.sh: update the key in dbeaver-creds.

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