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Multi-select and delete operations improvements

30 Jun 00:11
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  • Fixed bug with delete action
  • Add multi-select UI for faster delete operations

New stats panel

23 May 22:45
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Beautiful new stats panel

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Full Changelog: 0.6.1...0.7.0

0.6.1

22 May 13:29
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New Feature

  • Specify colors in the lazyredis.toml file to distinguish different connection profiles.

What's Changed

  • Fixed latency issues, and command box cursor by @mazdak in #8
  • Implement TTL metadata and improve error handling by @mazdak in #9
  • Add modular state structs and value viewer by @mazdak in #11
  • Refactor app module by @mazdak in #10

Full Changelog: https://github.com/mazdak/lazyredis/commits/0.6.1

Initial Release

21 May 13:45
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Lazyredis is a simple terminal user interface (TUI) for browsing and managing Redis databases.

lazyredis allows you to connect to one or more Redis instances, explore keys in a tree view,
inspect and copy values of different types (string, hash, list, set, sorted set, stream), search/filter keys,
delete keys or whole key prefixes, and seed a Redis instance with sample data for testing.

Key Features

  • Interactive key tree view: browse keys grouped by delimiter (default :) in a folder-like hierarchy.
  • Multi-type value inspector: view and navigate string, hash, list, set, sorted set (zset), and stream entries.
  • Fuzzy search: quickly find keys across the current view using fuzzy matching.
  • Profile & DB management: switch between multiple connection profiles and Redis databases (select via p).
  • Copy to clipboard: copy key names or values directly to the system clipboard (y / Y).
  • Delete keys or prefixes: delete individual keys or entire key folders (with confirmation).
  • Pagination & navigation: navigate values with arrow keys, page up/down, and Tab for focus switching.
  • Seeding test data: populate a development Redis instance with a large variety of sample keys via --seed.