Redis GUI Client
Phase 1: RESP Protocol Implementation
Implement the Redis Serialization Protocol (RESP) for communication with a Redis server.
- Parse and serialize RESP message types (Simple Strings, Errors, Integers, Bulk Strings, Arrays)
- Validate message format and error handling
Functional Output: RESP messages can be sent and received correctly without using external libraries.
Phase 2: Connection Management and Command Execution
Implement connection handling to a local Redis server and basic command sending/receiving.
- Establish TCP socket connection
- Send commands following RESP format
- Receive and parse responses
Functional Output: Client can execute basic Redis commands and receive correct responses.
Phase 3: CRUD for Strings and Lists
Implement GUI support for basic operations on Strings and Lists.
- Create, read, update, delete elements
- Display contents in the GUI
- Handle edge cases (non-existent keys, empty lists)
Functional Output: Users can perform all CRUD operations on Strings and Lists via GUI.
Phase 4: CRUD for Sets and Hashes
Extend GUI to support Sets and Hashes operations.
- Add, remove, retrieve members/fields
- Display current state of Sets and Hashes
- Validate input types and errors
Functional Output: Users can manage Sets and Hashes entirely through the GUI with correct RESP handling.
Phase 5: CRUD for Sorted Sets and Additional Features
Implement operations for Sorted Sets and enhance GUI usability.
- Add elements with scores, retrieve range, remove elements
- Update GUI layout and sorting
- Error handling for score conflicts or invalid ranges
Functional Output: Full CRUD operations for Sorted Sets with live GUI updates.
Phase 6: Testing, Logging, and GUI Refinement
Add comprehensive tests, logging, and polish GUI design.
- Unit/integration tests for RESP and CRUD
- Verbose logging of commands and responses
- Improve GUI responsiveness and error messages
Functional Output: Stable, fully tested Redis GUI client with proper logs and smooth user experience.