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Quick Install

Windows

  1. Install Microsoft Visual C++ 2015-2019 x64 (If you have not already).
  2. Download Windows Installer from http://resp.app/subscriptions. (Requires subscription)
  3. Run the downloaded installer.

Mac OS X

  1. Download dmg image from http://resp.app/subscriptions. (Requires subscription)
  2. Mount the DMG image.
  3. Run rdm.app.

Ubuntu / ArchLinux / Debian / Fedora / CentOS / OpenSUSE / etc

Install flatpak

  1. Install RESP.app using Flathub.

!!! info "How to install in command line" Make sure to follow the setup guide before installing

flatpak install flathub app.resp.RESP

!!! tip "How to run" If RESP.app icon hasn't appeared in your application launcher, you can run RESP.app from terminal with:

flatpak run app.resp.RESP

Install snap

  1. Install RESP.app using Snapcraft.

!!! warning "SSH Keys" To be able to access your ssh keys from RESP.app please connect ssh-key interface: sudo snap connect redis-desktop-manager:ssh-keys

!!! tip "How to Run" If RESP.app icon hasn't appeared in your application launcher you can run RESP.app from terminal /snap/bin/redis-desktop-manager.rdm

Build from source

Get source

  1. Install git using the instructions here: https://git-scm.com/download

  2. Get the source code:

    git clone --recursive https://github.com/uglide/RedisDesktopManager.git -b 2022 rdm && cd ./rdm

!!! warning "SSH Tunneling support" Since 0.9.9 RESP.app by default does not include SSH Tunneling support. You can create a SSH tunnel to your Redis server manually and connect to localhost: ssh -L 6379:REDIS_HOST:6379 SSH_USER@SSH_HOST -P SSH_PORT -i SSH_KEY -T -N or use pre-built binary for your OS

Build on OS X

  1. Install Xcode with Xcode build tools.
  2. Install Homebrew.
  3. Copy cd ./src && cp ./resources/Info.plist.sample ./resources/Info.plist.
  4. Building RESP.app dependencies require i.a. openssl, cmake and python3. Install them: brew install openssl cmake python3
  5. Build lz4 lib
cd 3rdparty/lz4/build/cmake
cmake -DLZ4_BUNDLED_MODE=ON  .
make
cd 3rdparty/brotli
cmake -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=OFF
make
cd 3rdparty/snappy
cmake -DHAVE_LIBLZO2=0 -DHAVE_LIBLZ4=0 && make
cd 3rdparty/zstd/build/cmake
cmake ./ && make
  1. Install Python requirements pip3 install -t ../bin/osx/release -r py/requirements.txt
  2. Install Qt 5.15. Add Qt Creator and under Qt 5.15.x add Qt Charts module.
  3. Open ./src/rdm.pro in Qt Creator.
  4. Run build.

Build on Windows

  1. Install Visual Studio 2019 Community Edition.
  2. Install Qt 5.15.
  3. Go to 3rdparty/qredisclient/3rdparty/hiredis and apply the patch to fix compilation on Windows: git apply ../hiredis-win.patch
  4. Go to the 3rdparty/ folder and install zlib with nuget: nuget install zlib-msvc14-x64 -Version 1.2.11.7795
  5. Build lz4 lib
cd 3rdparty/lz4/build/cmake
cmake -DLZ4_BUNDLED_MODE=ON  .
make
  1. Install Python 3.9 amd64 to C:\Python39-x64.
  2. Install Python requirements pip3 install -r src/py/requirements.txt.
  3. Open ./src/rdm.pro in Qt Creator. Choose the Desktop Qt 5.15.x MSVC2019 64bit > Release build profile.
  4. Run build. (Just hit Ctrl-B)