Merge pull request #10 from hummusonrails/readme-cbsh

update instructions on getting cbshell config

Author: hummusonrails

README.md

@@ -92,30 +92,11 @@ Once you have opened this repositority in a [GitHub Codespace](https://codespace
 
 First, edit the `./config_file/config` file with your Couchbase Capella information.
 
-Under the `[[cluster]]` section:
-
-- Replace the empty string value for `identifier` with the name of the cluster you created earlier.
-- Replace the empty string value for `connstr` with the connection string to your cluster.
-  - Found in `Menu > Connect`
-![](workshop_images/menu_with_connect_highlighted.png)
-- Replace the empty string for `default_bucket` with the name of the bucket you created earlier.
-- Replace the empty strings for `username` and password with the username and password of your Couchbase Capella account.
-  - Found in `Menu > Settings > Cluster Access`
-  ![](workshop_images/menu_with_settings_highlighted.png)
-- Replace the empty string for `capella_organization` with the name of your organization.
-  - Found by clicking on your avatar icon (usually your initials) then `Organizations`
-  - Change the name of your organization if multiple words to use dashes instead of spaces, i.e. "My Organization" becomes "my-organization".
-  ![](workshop_images/menu_with_organizations_highlighted.png)
-
-Under the `[[capella-organization]] section:
-
-- Replace the `identifier` empty string value with the name of your organization like the last step above.
-- Replace the `access-key` and `secret_key` empty strings values with the access key for your organization.
-  - Found in `Menu > Settings > API Keys`
-  ![](workshop_images/menu_with_api_keys_highlighted.png)
-- Replace the `default-project` empty string value with the name of the project you created earlier.
-  - Found in the top-level view of all your clusters.
-  ![](workshop_images/cluster_list_with_project_name.png)
+You can find a pre-filled config file in the Couchbase Capella dashboard under the "Connect" tab.
+
+Once you click on the "Connect" tab, you will see a section called "Couchbase Shell" among the options on the left-hand menu. You can choose the access credentials for the shell and copy the config file contet provided and paste it in the `./config_file/config` file.
+
+<img src="workshop_images/get_cbshell_config.png" alt="Get Couchbase Shell config file data" width="50%">
 
 #### Import Data with Couchbase Shell
 

config_file/config

@@ -1,26 +1,8 @@
+# cbsh config file
 version = 1
-llms = []
-
 [[cluster]]
-identifier = "" # This is the name of the cluster you created
-connstr = "" # This is the connection string for the cluster and can be found in the Capella UI
-default-bucket = "" # This is the name of the bucket you created
-username = "" # This is the username you created in the connect settings in the Capella UI
-password = "" # This is the password you created in the connect settings in the Capella UI
-default-collection = "_default" # Keep these as is unless you changed the defaults in the Capella UI
-default-scope = "_default" # Keep these as is unless you changed the defaults in the Capella UI
-data-timeout = "10s" # Keep as is
-connect-timeout = "1m 15s" # Keep as is
-search-timeout = "1m 15s" # Keep as is
-analytics-timeout = "1m 15s" # Keep as is
-management-timeout = "1m 15s" # Keep as is
-transaction-timeout = "1m 15s" # Keep as is
-tls-enabled = true # Keep as is
-tls-accept-all-certs = true # Keep as is
-capella-organization = "" # This is the name of the your organization, if multiple words use a hyphen and lowercase
-
-[[capella-organization]]
-identifier = "" # This is the name of the your organization, if multiple words use a hyphen and lowercase
-access-key = "" # This is the access key for your organization found in the Capella UI
-secret-key =  "" # This is the secret key for your organization found in the Capella UI
-default-project = "" # This is the name of the project you created where all your clusters are stored
+identifier = "capella"
+connstr = "" # Replace this with connection string from cluster access credentials
+user-display-name = "" # Your display name here
+username = "" # Replace this with username from cluster access credentials
+password = "<<password>>" # Replace this with password from cluster access credentials