Redis GUI

qStudio has experimental support for Redis. It allows easily running Redis Commands.

Create Connection

Create new Redis Connection

Data Display

The keys of different types are displayed in different ways:

  • String A table with one column (value) and one row.
  • List A table with one column (value) and one or several rows.
  • Set A table with one column (value) and one or several rows.
  • Sorted Set A table with two columns (value and score) and one or several rows.
  • Hash Table A table with two columns (field and value) and one or several rows.
  • Stream A table with two columns (field and value) and one or several rows.

Running Queries

Once you have selected a Redis connection you can use the below keyboard shortcuts to run commands as shown below.

Redis Query Support

Query Shortcuts

Query Shortcuts

How it Works

We use a redis JDBC driver to make Redis results look like a normal database to qStudio. Some results are converted into a more tabular structure that makes more sense for our interpretation.

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