Databases

Redis

Browse keys as a tree, edit every data type, set TTLs and type commands in a console.

#Browse keys

Right-click a Redis connection → Open key browser.

• Pick the Database (0, 1, …) at the top.
• Keys are grouped into a tree by their : separated prefixes, so user:1 and user:2 sit under user.
• Search with a prefix or glob such as user:* and press Enter.
• Filter by type shows only strings, hashes and so on (Redis 6 or later).
• Big databases load in pages: Load more fetches the next one.

#Edit a key

Click a key to open it. Strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets and streams each get an editor that fits them.

• Change values, then press ⌘S (Ctrl+S) or Apply. Revert throws the edits away.
• Toggle JSON formatting pretty-prints JSON stored in a string.
• Edit the key name at the top to rename the key.
• Set TTL / Edit TTL gives the key an expiry.
• Copy key name and Delete key are in the toolbar (deleting asks first).

New key creates a key of any type.

#Console

Right-click the connection → New console, or open Console in the Redis tab. Type a command such as GET user:1 and press Enter. Ctrl+L clears the output.

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