memtui is a terminal user interface client for Memcached.
It’s designed to make browsing, inspecting, editing, and managing Memcached data easier than using low-level tools such as telnet or netcat, with a modern keyboard-driven interface for developers debugging cached values, checking key patterns, or reviewing cache state during incidents.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Browses Memcached keys in a hierarchical tree structure based on common delimiters.
- Automatically detects and formats JSON, compressed data, binary data, and plain text values.
- Provides fuzzy key filtering for quickly finding entries in large caches.
- Includes safe editing with CAS support to detect concurrent changes.
- Offers Vim-style keybindings, a command palette, and confirmation dialogs for destructive actions.
Website: github.com/nnnkkk7/memtui
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Developer: naoki kuroda
License: MIT License
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