denoflare d1
Manage and query your Cloudflare D1 databases
--help
$ denoflare d1 --help
denoflare-d1 0.7.0
Manage and query your Cloudflare D1 databases
USAGE:
denoflare d1 <subcommand> <args> <options>
SUBCOMMANDS:
list List databases
get Get database metadata
drop Drop a database
create Create a database
query Query a database
clear Clear out a database (drop all objects)
export Returns a signed url to the sql contents of a database
export-sql Downloads a database as a SQL file
export-db Downloads a database as a sqlite3 db file
import Imports SQL into a database
import-tsv Imports TSV data into a database
time-travel-bookmark Obtain a time travel bookmark for a database
time-travel-restore Restore a database to a specific timestamp or bookmark
For subcommand-specific help: denoflare d1 <subcommand> --helpDatabase operations
list
$ denoflare d1 list --help
denoflare-d1-list 0.7.0
List databases
USAGE:
denoflare d1 list [OPTIONS]
OPTIONS:
--name <string> A database name to search for
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)get
$ denoflare d1 get --help
denoflare-d1-get 0.7.0
Get database metadata
USAGE:
denoflare d1 get <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database
OPTIONS:
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)drop
$ denoflare d1 drop --help
denoflare-d1-drop 0.7.0
Drop a database
USAGE:
denoflare d1 drop <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to drop
OPTIONS:
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)create
$ denoflare d1 create --help
denoflare-d1-create 0.7.0
Create a database
USAGE:
denoflare d1 create <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to create
OPTIONS:
--location <location> Hint for the database's primary location (one of: weur, eeur, apac, wnam, enam)
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)query
$ denoflare d1 query --help
denoflare-d1-query 0.7.0
Query a database
USAGE:
denoflare d1 query <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to query
OPTIONS:
--sql <string> SQL query to execute
--param <value>... Ordinal parameters for the query
--raw Returns results as arrays instead of objects, more efficient
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)clear
$ denoflare d1 clear --help
denoflare-d1-clear 0.7.0
Clear out a database (drop all objects)
USAGE:
denoflare d1 clear <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to clear
OPTIONS:
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)Import/export operations
export
$ denoflare d1 backup --help
denoflare-d1-export 0.7.0
Returns a signed url to the sql contents of a database
USAGE:
denoflare d1 export <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to export
OPTIONS:
--poll Incremental polling for progress, useful for larger exports
--bookmark <string> Resume polling as of a returned last bookmark
--no-data Export only the table definitions, not their contents
--no-schema Export only each table's contents, not its definition
--table <string>... Filter the export to just one or more tables
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)export-sql
$ denoflare d1 backup --help
denoflare-d1-export-sql 0.7.0
Downloads a database as a SQL file
USAGE:
denoflare d1 export-sql <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to export
OPTIONS:
--file <string> Local file path at which to save the export sql file (required)
--no-data Export only the table definitions, not their contents
--no-schema Export only each table's contents, not its definition
--table <string>... Filter the export to just one or more tables
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)export-db
$ denoflare d1 backup --help
denoflare-d1-export-db 0.7.0
Downloads a database as a sqlite3 db file
USAGE:
denoflare d1 export-db <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to export
OPTIONS:
--file <string> Local file path at which to save the export sqlite3 db file (required)
--no-data Export only the table definitions, not their contents
--no-schema Export only each table's contents, not its definition
--table <string>... Filter the export to just one or more tables
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)import
$ denoflare d1 backup --help
denoflare-d1-import 0.7.0
Imports SQL into a database
USAGE:
denoflare d1 import <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to import into
OPTIONS:
--file <string> Local sql file to import (required)
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)import-tsv
$ denoflare d1 backup --help
denoflare-d1-import-tsv 0.7.0
Imports TSV data into a database
USAGE:
denoflare d1 import-tsv <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database to import into
OPTIONS:
--file <string> Local TSV file to import (required)
--table <string> D1 table name (required)
--pk <string> Name of the primary key column
--no-rowid Create the table without rowid
--max-rows <integer> Only import the first n data rows (not counting the header)
--skip-rows <integer> Skip the first n data rows (not counting the header)
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)Time-travel operations
time-travel-bookmark
$ denoflare d1 backup --help
denoflare-d1-time-travel-bookmark 0.7.0
Obtain a time travel bookmark for a database
USAGE:
denoflare d1 time-travel-bookmark <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database
OPTIONS:
--timestamp <string> ISO time of the database state
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)time-travel-restore
$ denoflare d1 backup --help
denoflare-d1-time-travel-restore 0.7.0
Restore a database to a specific timestamp or bookmark
USAGE:
denoflare d1 time-travel-restore <database-name> [OPTIONS]
ARGS:
<database-name> Name of the database
OPTIONS:
--timestamp <string> ISO time of the database state
--bookmark <string> A specific bookmark
--config <path> Path to config file (default: .denoflare in cwd or parents)
--profile <name> Explicit profile to use from config file
--account-id <string> Explicit Cloudflare account id to use for authentication
--api-token <string> Explicit Cloudflare API token to use for authentication
--help Print help information
--verbose Toggle verbose output (when applicable)