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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