• Run read queries
• Run write queries (session based)
• View query history
• Share queries (with or without modification)

#Accessing Redis Sandbox

#Exploring the Interface

#Selecting a Predefined Query

• Click Select query in the left sidebar.

• A popup will appear with a list of predefined queries covering common Redis operations.

• Click any query to load it into the query editor.

#Writing Your Own Query

• You can also type or paste your own Redis commands directly into the query editor.
• The editor supports multi-line queries and syntax highlighting for better readability.

#Query Panel

• Displays the currently selected or written query.
• You can edit, run, or reset the query here.

#DBIndex Panel

• Shows index details related to the selected query.

#DataSource Panel

• Displays sample data associated with the selected query and index.
• Helps you visualize the data your query will operate on.

#Run Query

• Click the Run button to execute your query.
• The results will appear in the Results panel.

#Results Panel

• View the output of your query in a structured table or as raw text.

• Toggle between views using the Switch View icon in the Results panel header.

#Share Query

• Click the Share button to generate a shareable link for your current query.
• You can also modify the query before sharing.

#Reset Query

• Made changes you want to undo? Click Reset to revert to the originally selected query.

#Navigating related queries

• Quickly switch between related queries by clicking their names in the left sidebar.

#Query History

• Click the history icon in the query panel header to view your past successful queries.

• Reload any previous query with a single click and run it again.

• Delete your query history if needed.

#Replay tour

• Click Replay tour in the sidebar to revisit the guided walkthrough.

#Session (write) Queries

• When you execute a write query, a unique session is created for you.

• All subsequent queries in that session will operate on your session's data.
• Sessions have an expiry setting; data is deleted after the session expires.
• Note: Every key in your write query must use the pg: prefix.

Note: The session status is shown in the header

• Before starting a session:

• After starting a session:

#Resources

• Redis documentation - Official Redis documentation.
• Redis University - Free online courses and tutorials.
• Redis Cloud - Managed Redis service.