Description

This PR adds tabularis-redis-plugin to the plugin registry -- a Redis driver written in Rust that exposes Redis as a browsable, queryable data source inside Tabularis.

Repository: https://github.com/nicholas-papachriston/tabularis-redis-plugin
Release: v0.1.0

Key Features

• Metadata tables -- store structured row data in Redis using Hash or RedisJSON, with full SQL support: WHERE (AND/OR/IN/BETWEEN/LIKE), ORDER BY, LIMIT, aggregates, and GROUP BY.
• Virtual key browser -- __redis_keys__ lists all keys with type, value preview, and TTL; prefix-grouped tables (__keys:prefix__) are generated automatically.
• Type-specific tables -- dedicated views for hashes, lists, sets, sorted sets, and streams.
• Full CRUD -- insert, update, and delete directly from the Tabularis data grid on both metadata and virtual key tables.
• TLS support -- via rustls with no OpenSSL dependency.
• Pub/Sub visibility -- list active channels and subscriber counts.
• Server stats -- parsed INFO output as structured JSON.
• Pipelined reads -- type, value preview, and TTL fetched in batches to minimize round-trips.
• Binary key support -- non-UTF-8 keys exposed via Base64 (key_raw) for lossless round-trip.
• Cross-platform -- pre-built binaries for Linux (x64, arm64), macOS (x64, arm64), and Windows (x64).
• Valkey Support -- tested against 9.0.3

Implementation Details

Registry Entry

Adds a single entry to plugins/registry.json:

• id: redis
• latest_version: 0.1.0
• min_tabularis_version: 0.9.2
• assets: 5 platform zips (linux-arm64, linux-x64, darwin-arm64, darwin-x64, win-x64)

Testing

• Tested locally on macOS against Tabularis via sync.sh (copies binary + manifest into the plugins directory).
• Automated CI builds and packages release zips for all 5 platforms on every push to main.
• Integration test binary (cargo run --bin test_plugin) exercises the full JSON-RPC interface against a live Redis/Valkey instance.

Note on Existing PR

I noticed #58 also adds a Redis driver (Go-based). This plugin was developed independently for personal use in Rust with a different feature set. Happy to coordinate with the maintainers on how best to list both, or adjust the plugin ID if needed.