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I have the impression Im always typing again and again the same commands

ZRANGE mykey 0 100 WITHSCORES

and it is quite repetitive as I have to juggle between maps, sets, and sorted sets (and the client is not great, I can't use the same shortcuts that I use in my terminal to delete the previous/next word for instance)

Is there a way, like in bash, to write our own scripts to make our life easier ?

e.g 

LISTALL mykey
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Thomas
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You can use Redis from bash with redis-cli if that is what you mean?

Then you can make bash aliases. So, in bash:

function LISTALL() { redis-cli "ZRANGE $1 0 100 WITHSCORES"; }

then you can do

LISTALL mykey

and use bash editing.

Mark Setchell
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  • I meant inside the redis-cli (I have many redis instances I connect to). though your solution is a good idea – Thomas Sep 16 '16 at 15:05