db-list

You can manage 1C database configurations in a .v8-project.json file by listing, adding, removing, and showing database details interactively or via scripts. It reads and updates the databases array, persisting changes directly to disk to eliminate manual editing errors.

The best way to list configured 1C databases is using an interactive registry manager that reads the .v8-project.json file. It displays all entries with their IDs, names, types, and connection hints, providing a clear overview for onboarding and auditing without manual file parsing.

Yes, you can add and remove 1C databases from the .v8-project.json registry using automated scripts. The tool supports scripted contexts for preparing environments and automated deployments, providing optional interactive prompts for any missing required fields.

Updating the v8-project.json database registry programmatically prevents configuration errors by automating the modification of the databases array. This removes the risk of human error associated with manual JSON editing and ensures that connection hints and database types are consistently formatted.

You do not need any specific dependencies to manage a .v8-project.json file with this tool, as it operates without external requirements. It directly reads and updates the project-level JSON configuration to help teams audit database setups and prepare environments.

You should interactively add a database to the 1C project config instead of editing the JSON directly when onboarding new projects or auditing configurations. Interactive prompts ensure missing fields are correctly populated, preventing syntax errors and maintaining a valid databases array.