Crate kevy_cli 

CLI-shaped Reply formatter for the kevy-cli REPL.

Only format_reply lives here — the protocol pieces (TCP connect, request loop) live in the kevy-resp-client crate so they’re reusable by integration tests / scripts / other tools. This file is the CLI-specific bit (how a redis-cli user expects bulk strings quoted, arrays numbered, nil shown as (nil)).

Modules

backfill_keys

doctor — every table’s VERIFY counters, turned into an exit code a cron can act on. backfill-keys — the union of every structure that can name an item.

backup

Backup / restore container support. See backup::pack and backup::unpack. kevy-cli backup / kevy-cli restore subcommands.

bulk

Prefix bulk ops + diagnostics (copy-prefix / delete-prefix / digest / diff / inspect). Prefix bulk ops + diagnostics: copy-prefix / delete-prefix (token-bucket rate limit, --dry-run), digest, diff, inspect.

doctor

doctor — run every table’s VERIFY and turn the counters into an exit code.

lint

lint — the two questions worth asking about a shape, before and after the table exists.

migrate

Migration toolchain (export / import). See migrate::run_export and migrate::run_import. Migration toolchain: export / import.

shadow

shadow — run the old query and the new one side by side and report where they disagree, in membership AND in order. shadow — run the old query and the new one side by side and say where they disagree.

Enums

Reply

A parsed RESP reply (server → client) — the client-side counterpart of the crate’s encode_* functions (server-side encoders).

Constants

DEFAULT_HOST

Where a subcommand connects when the caller says nothing. Shared rather than repeated: two copies of a default is a drift waiting to be reported as a bug.

DEFAULT_PORT

The port half of the same default.

Functions

format_reply

Pretty-print a reply roughly the way redis-cli does. Arrays are numbered + indented; bulk strings are quoted; nil shows as (nil).

route_tool

Route the migration-playbook tools, which share a shape: they read and report, none of them moves data, and each exits with its own verdict. None when args names something else.