pwiz password

when I run

python -m pwiz --host=127.0.0.1 --port=3306 --user=root --password=root -e mysql forex

result

Usage: pwiz.py [options] database_name

pwiz.py: error: --password option does not take a value

when I run

python -m pwiz --host=127.0.0.1 --port=3306 --user=root -P root -e mysql forex

result

Password: 

It need to input password again.Why?

[churbis]

Interesting that you chose not to accept the passwords on the command line which is an explicit choice that the end user makes, however the pwiz tool itself echos the password into the console or is piped into the file you store the models in without explicitly telling the user that their password is going to get written. This has led me to accidentally commit a password into a repo. You should be able to specify os.env variables to retrieve the passwords in the generated files, or else find some other paradigm to set the database on the BaseModel.

[coleifer]

pwiz is not typically something intended for use outside of interactive sessions, since it is really just a generator for skeleton code. You could, for your purposes, probably just look at the code inside pwiz’s main and write your own short script.