Viewer

A simple Tauri application to view and interact with a RocksDB database. This application allows you to open a RocksDB database, view the list of keys, and see the values associated with those keys. It also supports pagination and search functionality.

Features

• Open a RocksDB database
• View the list of keys
• See the values associated with keys
• Pagination for large datasets
• Search functionality

Screenshots

Prerequisites

• Rust
• Node.js (version 14 or higher)
• Tauri CLI

Getting Started

Clone the Repository

git clone https://github.com/s00d/rocksdb-viewer.git
cd rocksdb-viewer

Install Dependencies

npm install

Run the Application

npm run tauri dev

Build the Application

npm run tauri build

macOS Sign

xattr -cr ./rocksdb-viewer.app && codesign --force --deep --sign - ./rocksdb-viewer.app

Pre-built Versions

Pre-built versions of the application are available in the Releases. You can download the appropriate version for your operating system and run the application directly.

For the specific version mentioned, you can download it from this link.

Install with Homebrew (macOS)

You can also install RocksDB Viewer using Homebrew on macOS. First, make sure to tap the repository:

brew tap s00d/rocksdbserver

Then, install the RocksDB Viewer application:

brew install --cask rocksdb-viewer

How It Works

The RocksDB Viewer is a Tauri application designed to connect to a RocksDB server and exchange data over a TCP connection. The application uses a Rust backend to handle the communication with the server and a Vue.js frontend to provide a user-friendly interface for viewing and interacting with the data.

Key Functionalities

• Connect to Server: Establishes a connection to the RocksDB server using the provided address and optional authentication token.
• View Keys: Displays a list of keys stored in the RocksDB database, with support for pagination to handle large datasets.
• View Values: Fetches and displays the value associated with a selected key.
• Search: Allows users to search for specific keys in the database.
• Add/Update Key-Value Pairs: Users can add new key-value pairs or update existing ones.
• Delete Keys: Users can delete keys from the database.

Detailed Workflow

Below is a detailed workflow of how the client interacts with the RocksDB server: