`qdb init` ========== creates a database configuration file * [`qdb init [DATABASE] [STORE]`](#qdb-init-database-store) ## `qdb init [DATABASE] [STORE]` creates a database configuration file ``` USAGE $ qdb init [DATABASE] [STORE] ARGUMENTS DATABASE (postgres|mysql|redis) type of database to start. If you'd like more, support can be added easily (file an issue!) STORE [default: .] location where to save data - defaults to current directory OPTIONS -e, --env=env environment variables to pass into the db -f, --force override any existing configuration file -h, --help show CLI help -p, --port=port port to expose the database on (identifies where the db is listening and maps it to the desired local port, defaults to db default -t, --tail follow output as it happens -v, --data=data [default: ./.qudb/data] where to store the data in this database — defaults to ./.qudb/data --name=name [default: NazKRp6UdE] the name to give this database - autogenerates one for you otherwise --network=network docker network to connect db to --password=password [default: password] root password for db - defaults to password --username=username [default: root] root username for db - defaults to root EXAMPLE $ qdb save postgres ``` _See code: [src/commands/init/index.ts](https://github.com/trulyronak/qudb/blob/v1.3.0/src/commands/init/index.ts)_