rdb-rs - RDB parsing, formatting, analyzing. All in one library

Inspired and based on redis-rdb-tools.

Documentation

Online at rdb.fnordig.de/doc/rdb/.

Build

cargo build --release

Install

make install

You can change the path by setting PREFIX. Defaults to /usr.

Basic operation

rdb-rs exposes just one important method: parse. This methods takes care of reading the RDB from a stream, parsing the containted data and calling the provided formatter with already-parsed values.

use std::io::BufReader;
use std::fs::File;
use std::path::Path;

let file = File::open(&Path::new("dump.rdb")).unwrap();
let reader = BufReader::new(file);
rdb::parse(reader, rdb::formatter::JSON::new(), rdb::filter::Simple::new());

Formatter

rdb-rs brings 4 pre-defined formatters, which can be used:

• Plain: Just plain output for testing
• JSON: JSON-encoded output
• Nil: Surpresses all output
• Protocol: Formats the data in RESP, the Redis Serialization Protocol

These formatters adhere to the Formatter trait and supply a method for each possible datatype or opcode. Its up to the formatter to correctly handle all provided data such as lists, sets, hashes, expires and metadata.

Command-line

rdb-rs brings a Command Line application as well.

This application will take a RDB file as input and format it in the specified format (JSON by default).

Example:

$ rdb --format json dump.rdb
[{"key":"value"}]
$ rdb --format protocol dump.rdb
*2
$6
SELECT
$1
0
*3
$3
SET
$3
key
$5
value

Tests

Run tests with:

make test

This will run the code tests with cargo as well as checking that it can parse all included dump files.

Contribute

If you find bugs or want to help otherwise, please open an issue.

License

MIT. See LICENSE.