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REDIS PATTERNS CONSOLE

An interactive (and reactive) console to try and go into the deep of Redis and its patterns!

With Redis Patterns Console you can try and walk through the most important features of Redis.
Visit https://acadevmy.github.io/redis-patterns-console and enjoy it!

Redis Patterns Console is an interactive (and reactive) console, written in Angular, with some useful features:

  • Step by Step Patterns panel, with integrated command execution and detection of contextual official Redis doc;
  • Command-line and history of Redis Server responses;
  • Command list (divided by categories) and detection of contextual official Redis doc;
  • Interactive Command suggestion;
  • Isolated Client sessions.

redis-patterns-console

Redis Patterns Console is inspired by Try-Redis project.

Development server

Run ng serve for a dev server. Navigate to http://localhost:4200/. The app will automatically reload if you change any of the source files.

Contribute

If you wish to contribute please read CONTRIBUTING.md file. Thanks for your future contributions!

TODO Roadmap:

  • SASS refactoring (global and components);
  • Architectures Modules improvements;
  • Statefull Component improvements;
  • Stateless Components refactoring and improvements;
  • Continuous refactoring;
  • Blacklist Enum; [TBD]
  • Increase GitHub API calls (with GitHub login) to 5000 (per token);
  • Everythings you notice! 🙏

 

⚙️ Redis WebSocket Server (NodeJS) ⚙️

Redis WebSocket Server is a simple NodeJS script used as a bridge to interact with Redis Server via WebSocket. Redis Patterns Console uses Redis WebSocket Server to communicate between Redis Server and Angular SPA.

Visit our repo on GitHub:
https://github.com/acadevmy/Redis-websocket-server

📖 Redis Patterns Cookbook 📖

Furthermore, you can visit REDIS Patterns Cookbook repository and read some of the most common patterns of Redis, the greatest in memory database.

 

Maintained with ❤️ by Acadevmy