kvweb

kvweb is a web-based graphical user interface designed specifically for browsing and editing Valkey and Redis databases. With a focus on user experience, this lightweight application incorporates a Go backend and an integrated Svelte frontend, all compiled into a single binary.

Key Features

• Comprehensive Data Management: Effectively browse and modify various data types, including strings, hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, streams, HyperLogLogs, and geo keys.
• Advanced Search: Leverage glob patterns or regular expressions for searching, along with filtering options by type and sorting by name, type, TTL, or memory usage.
• User-Friendly Navigation: Utilize a tree view for navigating keys organized by prefix hierarchy or switch to a flat list view for a streamlined interface.
• Inline Editing: Engage in inline editing capabilities with specialized editors for each data type, allowing the renaming of fields, score adjustments, and coordinate updates.
• Real-Time Updates: Receive real-time notifications of data changes through WebSocket keyspace notifications, ensuring changes are visible immediately.
• Command Console: Utilize a built-in command console for executing ad-hoc Valkey commands directly.
• Support for Compressed Values: Automatically detect gzip and zstd compressed values, decompress them for viewing, and recompress upon saving.
• Geo Map Visualization: Display sorted set members on an interactive OpenStreetMap for an intuitive geographical representation of data.
• Visual Enhancements: Enjoy JSON syntax highlighting with options for compact or formatted viewing, as well as a dark mode that respects system preferences.
• Restrictive Modes: Enable a read-only mode to disable all writing operations, and use prefix isolation to restrict visible keys based on a defined prefix.
• Efficient Bulk Operations: Multi-select keys to perform batch deletions efficiently.
• Keyboard Shortcuts: Streamline user interactions with keyboard shortcuts for operations such as key deletion, selection, and console toggling.
• Convenient Copying: Quickly copy key names or complete values to the clipboard with a single click.
• TTL Management: Manage time-to-live settings easily, with live countdowns to monitor expiration.

Usage

To run kvweb, simply execute the following command:

kvweb [flags]

Available Flags

• -url: Define the server address or URL with default set to localhost:6379.
• -password: Server password (prefer using VALKEY_PASSWORD environment variable).
• -db: Specify the database number, defaulting to 0.
• -host: Set the HTTP listen address, default is localhost.
• -port: Determined HTTP listen port, defaulting to 8080.
• Additional flags available for customization of behavior.

Connection URLs

The -url parameter can accept various formats:

kvweb -url localhost:6379
kvweb -url redis://:password@localhost:6379/2
kvweb -url rediss://host:6380

Supported protocols include redis://, rediss:// (TLS), valkey://, and valkeys:// (TLS) with options for specifying user credentials and database details.

Versioning

kvweb adheres to semantic versioning, tagged for releases using Git. Keep track of versions directly within the application with:

kvweb --version

This command will display the current version alongside the respective commit hash.

By utilizing kvweb, users can efficiently manage Valkey/Redis databases while benefiting from a responsive and intuitive user interface.