Elements:

  db_host

    This is the ip address or host name of the database
    server the application will attempt to connect to. This
    is ignored if using sqlite as the database driver or
    any driver that use local file storage.

  db_name

    This is the name of the database the file system will
    attempt to use after connecting to the host. This can be
    used to specify the target storage path if using a
    driver that uses local file storage.

  db_pw

    This is the password used to authenticate with the
    database if a password is required. Start this value with
    a ? if you want this application to obtain the password
    from the output of an external command.
    Example: ?decrypt_pw

  db_uname

    This is the authentication username that will be used if
    such a thing is required by the database driver. Start
    this value with a ? if you want this application to
    obtain the username from the output of an external
    command.
    Example: ?whoami

  db_drv

    This is the QT based database driver that will be used
    when attempting to create a database connection. There
    are several database drivers available for QT such as
    MySQL, Sqlite, PostgreSQL, and Microsoft ODBC. As of
    today, this application only supports MySQL and Sqlite.
    use: --list-db-drvs to determine what drivers are
    available to use for this parameter.

  db_max_bytes

    This value is used to report back to the operating
    system the maximum amount of bytes that can be stored in
    the database. This limit is actively enforced by the file
    system. It will honor engineering notation so the byte
    size can be written as 5KB, 5MB, 5GB, etc...

  mnt_pnt

    This is the directory the application will use to mount
    the database file system. This directory must already
    exist and have at least read+execute permissions to this
    directory to successfully mount the database.

  mnt_dataset

    Forks and snapshots are called datasets and all most
    have a unique name for each of them. This parameter
    tells the application which dataset to use when mounting
    the file system. This application automatically creates
    the origin dataset called "root" if it doesn't exists.
    The root dataset is considered the main dataset and
    cannot be deleted in the same way the forks and snapshots
    can. Note: snapshots are read only so if you mount a
    snapshot, the filesystem will operate in read only mode.

  read_only

    This parameter is a bool value that tells the application
    to mount the filesystem in read only mode regardless if
    you're mounting a snapshot dataset or not.