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I shipped an app some months back that uses Badger (#Golang) as the data store. I wanted to be able to see what was in the store easily when debugging, so I stuck a simple Redis API into the app using redeo
as a local-only port. I exposed a few Redis commands to make it easy to see what was in the store, walk keys by prefix, etc. This took maybe 1.5 hours to add. It has been super useful. I think I'll do this again next time I ship something with Badger.