# Redis Command

The Redis Command step allows you to execute commands and manage your Redis data source data.

## Command examples

### GET

Retrieves a string from the data store by `key`.

```javascript
['GET', 'key']
```

### SET

Sets the string with the key `key` to value `something`.

```js
['SET', 'key', 'something']
```

### DEL

Removes the value at `key`.

```js
['DEL', 'key']
```

### INCR

Increments the value at `counter`.

```js
['INCR', 'counter']
```

### LPUSH

Pushes the value to the left side of a list.

```js
['LPUSH', 'work:queue:ids', '101']
```

### RPOP

Pops the value from the right side of a list.

```js
['RPOP', 'work:queue:ids']
```

### HSET

Sets the values as a hash map.

```js
['HSET', 'user:123', 'username', 'martina', 'firstName', 'Martina', 'lastName', 'Elisa', 'country', 'GB']
```

### HGET

Gets a specific property from a hash map.

```js
['HGET', 'user:123', 'username']
```

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For additional Redis commands, refer to their [documentation](https://redis.io/docs/latest/commands/).


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