FarNet.RedisKit 0.1.1

FarNet.RedisKit

Far Manager Redis helpers based on FarNet.Redis

• About
• Install
• Commands
• Keys panel
• Hash panel
• List panel
• Set panel
• Menu
• Settings

About

Contents

RedisKit is the FarNet module for Redis operations in Far Manager.

Project FarNet

• Wiki: https://github.com/nightroman/FarNet/wiki
• Site: https://github.com/nightroman/FarNet
• Author: Roman Kuzmin

Install

Contents

• Far Manager
• Package FarNet
• Package FarNet.Redis
• Package FarNet.RedisKit

How to install and update FarNet and modules
https://github.com/nightroman/FarNet#readme

Commands

Contents

RedisKit commands start with rk:. Commands are invoked in the command line or using F11 / FarNet / Invoke or defined in the user menu and file associations. Command parameters are key=value pairs using the connection string format

rk: <mask>
rk:subcommand [key=value;] ...

Common parameters

• redis=<configuration>

  Specifies the Redis configuration string or name.
  Default: see Settings.

Commands

• rk:

  Opens the Keys panel with the default Redis configuration and an optional key mask specified with a space after the command prefix.

• rk:edit

  Opens the editor with String key value.

• rk:keys

  Opens the Keys panel.

• rk:hash

  Opens the Hash panel.

• rk:list

  Opens the List panel.

• rk:set

  Opens the Set panel.

Keys panel

Contents

This panel shows keys, value types and end-of-life dates. Type marks: * String, H Hash, L List, S Set.

The panel is opened by

rk: [<mask>]
rk:keys [mask=<mask>;] [redis=<configuration>;]

Parameters

• mask=<mask>

  Specifies either the search pattern, or wildcard, or fixed prefix.

  (1) If the mask contains [ or ] then it is treated as Redis pattern. See: https://redis.io/docs/latest/commands/keys

  (2) If the mask contains * or ? then it is treated as wildcard with special symbols * and ? and other characters literal.

  (3) Otherwise the mask is used as the fixed literal prefix. Keys are shown without this prefix but all operations work on actual keys with the prefix.

Keys and actions

• Enter

  Opens panels for Hash, List, Set keys.

• F4

  Opens the editor for string key values.

• ShiftF5

  Clones the cursor key with a new name.

• ShiftF6

  Renames the cursor key.

• F7

  TODO: Creates a new key.

• F8, Del

  Deletes the selected keys.

Hash panel

Contents

This panel shows hash entries, fields and values. It is opened from the keys panel or by this command:

rk:hash key=<name>; [redis=<configuration>;]

Parameters

• key=<name>

  Specifies the hash key. If the key does not exist, a new hash will be created. If the key type does not match, it's an error.

Keys and actions

• F4

  Opens the editor for editing values.

• ShiftF5

  Clones the cursor entry.

• ShiftF6

  Renames the cursor field.

• F7

  Creates a new entry.

• F8, Del

  Deletes the selected entries.

List panel

Contents

This panel shows list items. It is opened from the keys panel or by this command:

rk:list key=<name>; [redis=<configuration>;]

Parameters

• key=<name>

  Specifies the list key. If the key does not exist, a new list will be created. If the key type does not match, it's an error.

Keys and actions

TODO

Set panel

Contents

This panel shows set members. It is opened from the keys panel or by this command:

rk:set key=<name>; [redis=<configuration>;]

Parameters

• key=<name>

  Specifies the set key. If the key does not exist, a new set will be created. If the key type does not match, it's an error.

Keys and actions

• F4

  Opens the member editor.

• ShiftF5

  Creates a new member.

• ShiftF6

  Renames the member.

• F7

  Creates a new member.

• F8, Del

  Deletes the selected members.

Menu

Contents

• Help

  Shows RedisKit help.

Settings

Contents

F11 / FarNet / Settings / RedisKit Settings and Workings

Settings/Configurations

Specifies Redis configurations, environment variables are expanded. The default configuration name is specified by Workings/Configuration.

Example:

  <Configurations>
    <Configuration Name="Main">%FARNET_REDIS_CONFIGURATION%</Configuration>
    <Configuration Name="Local">127.0.0.1:3278</Configuration>
  </Configurations>

Workings/Configuration

Specifies the current default configuration name. The name must exist in Settings/Configurations.

Example:

  <Configuration>Local</Configuration>