Install another-redis-desktop-manager with Homebrew Cask

Project links

• Homepage
• Repository
• Package manager page

Commands and aliases

No executable aliases were found in the local package database.

Project history

Development began in January 2019. Early releases added search, automatic updating, SSH tunnels, and a tabbed CLI; later work added cluster, TLS, Sentinel, ACL, Streams, RedisJSON, compression formats, monitoring, import/export, connection organization, and newer Redis data types.

Adoption history

The project grew from a single-connection Redis GUI into a cross-platform client distributed through direct releases and multiple package channels, including Homebrew Cask, Snap, Chocolatey, and Winget. Its official feature log records sustained additions for standalone, clustered, Sentinel, tunneled, and specialized Redis data workflows.

How it is used

Users create connections to Redis servers, optionally through SSH or TLS, then browse and search keys, inspect or edit values, run commands in an embedded CLI, monitor activity, and import or export data. Custom viewers can invoke external scripts to render application-specific or binary values.

Why package nerds care

Another Redis Desktop Manager is notable as a widely packaged open-source Electron-era Redis GUI that deliberately focuses on responsiveness with large keyspaces. Its long official feature log also provides an unusually clear record of a database client expanding alongside Redis capabilities and desktop package ecosystems.

Timeline

• 2019: Project development started; single connections, search, SSH tunneling, and automatic updates followed during the year.
• 2020: Cluster, TLS, binary viewing, and SSH-cluster support were added.
• 2021: Streams, ACL, Sentinel, subscriptions, execution logging, and custom formatters were added.
• 2022: RedisJSON, compression formats, monitoring, read-only mode, Protocol Buffers, and memory-analysis features were added.
• 2023: Stream search, slow-log support, and key import/export were added.
• 2024: CLI arguments, Stream consumer views, additional data viewers, database naming, connection search, and batch-command imports were added.
• 2026: Connection groups and support for TimeSeries, Vector, and ARRAY data were recorded in the official feature log.

Related projects

• The application is a third-party client for Redis and compatible Redis services. Its role overlaps with other graphical Redis administration clients, while its implementation is built as a cross-platform desktop application using Electron and web technologies.

Sources

• Official README and feature log: https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager#readme
• Official package metadata: https://github.com/qishibo/AnotherRedisDesktopManager/blob/master/package.json