Redis.app makes it super easy to set up the Redis data structure store on your Mac. You won't have to deal with the hassle of compiling anything by hand!
This handy utility gives you quick access to the Redis CLI right in the Terminal app, plus you can check out the server's log file without breaking a sweat.
The cool thing about Redis.app is that it comes with all the Redis binaries included. Just drag and drop it into your Applications folder, fire up the app, and voilà! You're ready to roll with a live Redis server.
You’ll find Redis.app in your status bar menu. It’s neatly tucked away but super easy to get to whenever you need it. Here, you can check out the current version of your Redis binary along with some details about what port your server is using.
The same menu lets you launch the Redis CLI in a Terminal window where you can type in commands to manage your key-value store. Want to learn more? Check out the online tutorial.
You can also open up the logs directory in Finder. The included Redis.log file shows what’s happening on your server, and it's easy to view in any text editor.
If you're feeling adventurous, you can add those Redis binaries from Redis.app directly into your Path via Terminal. Just tweak your ~\/.bash_profile like this: PATH="/Applications/Redis.app/Contents/Resources/Vendor/redis/bin:$PATH".
Redis.app really simplifies how you deploy a Redis data structure server on your Mac. It’s all ready-to-go when you open it up!
Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!
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