G-dis
Redis Client Tool developed by pure swift language with most stability. Especial Feature: limited results returned with fast speed by scan...
Description
Redis Client Tool developed by pure swift language with most stability. Especial Feature: limited results returned with fast speed by scan.
Support most popular data types in Redis: String, Set, List, Hash, SortedSet.
Support Base64 encoded binary key & Base64 encoded binary value.
Support multi-languages charsets for connection.
Support multi-languages charset switch for returned result data from Redis server.
Support read and write Server-end Redis Data.
Using scan operation to support limited results returned with fast speed while search with key pattern.
Get each db’s key count with command: info.
Instructions :
• Click button ‘New’ to add a Connection;
• Select one connection in ‘My Favourite’, and click button ‘Edit’ to edit the Connection settings;
• Select at least one connection in ‘My Favourite’, and click the button ‘Conn’ to connect server(s) which you selected in ‘My Favourite’;
• Select at least one connection in ‘My Favourite’, and click the button ‘Close’ to close the connection which you selected in ‘My Favourite’;
• Select at least one connection in ‘My Favourite’, and click the button ‘Rem’ to remove the connection setting(s) which you selected in ‘My Favourite’;
• After you connected to a Redis Server, you can operate your Redis server’s data in the right main operation tab.
• You can New a key-value pair with ‘New’ button clicked, Save a key-value with ‘Save’ button clicked, Delete a key-value with ‘Delete’ button clicked, and Rename a key-value with ‘Save’ button clicked after modified the key.
• All Data which can not decoded to chosen charset string, will be displayed as Base64 Strings.
• You can input Base64 String starting with ‘\B’ in the search key field to search Binary keys.
• The header tooltips in the search key result list will shows:’Count Shown:${count}’ for the current results count shown in the list.
• You can input Base64 Key starting with ‘\B’ in the Key field while checking on Decode ‘\’ option to save a Base64 encoded bi