redis

Connect, query, and monitor Redis instances. Use when checking key health, validating data types, generating backups, formatting results, linting configs.

Commands

REDIS_HOST

(default: 127.0.0.1)

scripts/script.sh REDIS_HOST

REDIS_PORT

(default: 6379)

scripts/script.sh REDIS_PORT

REDIS_DB

(default: 0)

scripts/script.sh REDIS_DB

ping

Test Redis connectivity and latency

scripts/script.sh ping

info

Server info (sections: server, clients, memory, stats, etc.)

scripts/script.sh info [section]

get

Get value (auto-detects type: string, list, set, hash, zset)

scripts/script.sh get <key>

set

Set a key-value pair (extra opts passed to Redis SET)

scripts/script.sh set <key> <val> [opts]

del

Delete one or more keys

scripts/script.sh del <key> [key...]

keys

List keys matching pattern (default: *)

scripts/script.sh keys [pattern]

monitor

Live stream of all Redis commands

scripts/script.sh monitor

stats

Comprehensive server statistics

scripts/script.sh stats

flush-confirm

Flush current database (with confirmation)

scripts/script.sh flush-confirm

export

Export all keys to a file

scripts/script.sh export <file>

import

Import keys from an export file

scripts/script.sh import <file>

ttl

Check TTL of a key

scripts/script.sh ttl <key>

type

Check type of a key

scripts/script.sh type <key>

dbsize

Show number of keys

scripts/script.sh dbsize

slowlog

Show slow query log (default: 10 entries)

scripts/script.sh slowlog [count]

Requirements

• redis-cli

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Configuration

Data Storage

Connection history and command logs are saved to ~/.local/share/redis-helper/.

Security

Redis credentials are passed via environment variables. The password is used in redis-cli command-line arguments as required by the redis-cli interface.