### Connect to Carade with redis-cli

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This snippet demonstrates how to connect to a running Carade instance using the redis-cli tool. It specifies the port and includes an example of authenticating with the default password and executing basic SET and GET commands.

```bash
# Connect to default port 63790
redis-cli -p 63790

# Authenticate (default password: teasertopsecret)
127.0.0.1:63790> AUTH teasertopsecret
OK

# Test command
127.0.0.1:63790> SET foo bar
OK
127.0.0.1:63790> GET foo
"bar"
```

--------------------------------

### Build Carade from Source (Shell)

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This sequence of shell commands clones the Carade repository from GitHub, navigates into the project directory, and builds the project using Maven. This method is recommended for development purposes.

```shell
git clone https://github.com/codetease/carade.git
cd carade
mvn clean package
```

--------------------------------

### Redis-like SET and GET Operations

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

Demonstrates how to set a value for a key and then retrieve it using a command-line interface. This is a fundamental operation for key-value stores.

```shell
# Test command
127.0.0.1:63790> SET foo bar
OK
127.0.0.1:63790> GET foo
"bar"
```

--------------------------------

### Example Request (SET command)

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/architecture/network-layer

An example of a request using the SET command to store a key-value pair, formatted according to the RESP protocol.

```APIDOC
## Request Example: SET command

### Method

POST

### Endpoint

/

### Request Body

```resp
*3\r\n$3\r\nSET\r\n$5\r\nmykey\r\n$7\r\nmyvalue\r\n
```

### Response Example (Success)

```resp
+OK\r\n
```
```

--------------------------------

### Run Carade Server (Shell)

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This command executes the Carade server JAR file, which is typically generated after building the project from source. The server defaults to starting on port 63790.

```shell
java -jar target/carade-0.3.4.jar
```

--------------------------------

### Run Carade using Docker

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This snippet shows how to pull the official Carade Docker image and run it as a detached container. It maps the default port and mounts a local directory for data persistence. Ensure Docker is installed and running.

```bash
docker pull ghcr.io/codetease/carade:latest

# Run with persistence mapped to local ./data directory
docker run -d \
  -p 63790:63790 \
  -v $(pwd)/data:/data \
  --name carade-server \
  ghcr.io/codetease/carade:latest
```

--------------------------------

### Pull CARADE LLM Docker Image

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

Pulls the latest CARADE LLM Docker image from the GitHub Container Registry. This is the first step before running the container.

```bash
docker pull ghcr.io/codetease/carade:latest
```

--------------------------------

### Redis LPUSH Command Example

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/architecture/network-layer

This snippet demonstrates the usage of the Redis LPUSH command to add elements to the left side of a list. It's a basic example of interacting with Redis.

```redis
LPUSH

```

--------------------------------

### Carade Configuration (YAML)

Source: https://context7_llms

An example of Carade configuration using YAML format, covering network, security, memory, and persistence parameters.

```yaml
network:
  port: 63790
  bind: 0.0.0.0

security:
  requirepass: teasertopsecret
  users:
    default: teasertopsecret admin
    viewer: viewpass readonly
    writer: writepass readwrite

memory:
  maxmemory: 256MB
  maxmemory-policy: noeviction

persistence:
  appendonly: yes
  appendfilename: "carade.aof"
  save:
    - "900 1"
    - "300 10"
```

--------------------------------

### Example RESP Array with SET Command

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/architecture/network-layer

An example of a RESP array representing a 'SET' command with its key and value. This format is used for transmitting commands and their arguments in a structured manner.

```resp
*3
$3
SET
$5
mykey
$7
myvalue

```

--------------------------------

### Redis MASTERAUTH Command Example

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/architecture/replication

This snippet shows the Redis MASTERAUTH command, used to authenticate a master server when replication is configured with a password. It requires the password to be provided as an argument. This is essential for secure replication setups.

```redis
MASTERAUTH teasertopsecret
```

--------------------------------

### Run Java JAR with Maven

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This command executes a Java application packaged as a JAR file using Maven. It requires the 'mvn' command to be available in the system's PATH. The command takes the JAR file as an argument, typically located in the 'target' directory after a successful build.

```bash
mvn -jar target/carade-0.3.4.jar
```

--------------------------------

### Manage Carade Systemd Service

Source: https://context7_llms

These commands are used to manage the Carade systemd service. `daemon-reload` reloads systemd configurations, `enable` ensures the service starts on boot, and `start` initiates the service immediately.

```bash
sudo systemctl daemon-reload
sudo systemctl enable carade
sudo systemctl start carade
```

--------------------------------

### Redis SET Command Example

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/architecture/network-layer

This snippet shows the Redis SET command, typically used to set a key-value pair in Redis. It's a fundamental operation for data storage.

```redis
SET

```

--------------------------------

### Run Chaos Tests with Python

Source: https://context7_llms

Simulate failure conditions using the Python chaos suite. This involves starting the Carade server and then running the chaos testing script.

```bash
java -jar target/carade-0.3.4.jar &
python3 tools/chaos/run_all.py
```

--------------------------------

### Install Python Dependencies

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/development/testing

This snippet shows how to install the required Python packages for the project. It assumes the existence of a 'requirements.txt' file in the 'tools/chaos' directory. If the file does not exist, standard Python libraries will be used.

```shell
pip install -r tools/chaos/requirements.txt
```

--------------------------------

### Docker Deployment for Carade

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/operations/deployment

Instructions for deploying Carade using Docker. This method is recommended for its ease of use and scalability. It assumes Docker is installed and configured on the target system.

```bash
# Example Docker deployment command (replace with actual image and configuration)
docker run -d --name carade-instance -p 8080:8080 your-docker-repo/carade:latest

# For data persistence, mount a volume:
docker run -d --name carade-instance -p 8080:8080 -v /path/to/carade/data:/app/data your-docker-repo/carade:latest
```

--------------------------------

### Carade Sample Configuration (Properties)

Source: https://context7_llms

A sample configuration file for Carade, demonstrating settings for network, security, memory management, and persistence.

```properties
# Network
port 63790
bind 0.0.0.0

# Security
requirepass teasertopsecret
# User ACL: user <name> <password> <role>
user default teasertopsecret admin
user viewer viewpass readonly
user writer writepass readwrite

# Memory
maxmemory 256MB
maxmemory-policy noeviction

# Persistence
appendonly yes
appendfilename "carade.aof"
save 900 1
save 300 10
```

--------------------------------

### Check Java Version (Shell)

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This command checks the installed Java version on the system. It is a prerequisite for running Carade, which requires Java 21 or later. The output typically includes the OpenJDK version number.

```shell
java -version
# Should output something like: openjdk version "21.0.1" ...
```

--------------------------------

### Build and Run Rust Benchmark Client

Source: https://context7_llms

Compile and execute the high-performance Rust benchmark client. This tool measures latency, throughput, and connection handling against a running Carade server.

```bash
cd tools/rust-benchmarks
cargo build --release
./target/release/benchmark --host 127.0.0.1 --port 63790 --clients 50 --requests 100000
```

--------------------------------

### Configure Carade Replica to Connect to Master

Source: https://context7_llms

This configuration demonstrates how to set up a Carade replica to connect to a master server for replication. It includes the command to initiate replication and optional authentication settings.

```bash
# Connect to master at 127.0.0.1:63790
REPLICAOF 127.0.0.1 63790
```

```properties
replicaof 127.0.0.1 63790
masterauth teasertopsecret
```

--------------------------------

### Detect Cloudflare Configuration Errors in JavaScript

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This JavaScript code snippet runs on DOMContentLoaded to detect if the site is incorrectly configured with Cloudflare. If an issue is found, it appends an alert message to the body, guiding the user to GitBook's documentation for resolution. It relies on the presence of 'rocket-loader.min.js' in the document's scripts.

```javascript
document.addEventListener("DOMContentLoaded", () => {
 if (Array.from(document.scripts).find(script => script.src.includes('rocket-loader.min.js'))) {
 const alert = document.createElement('div');
 alert.className = 'p-4 mb-4 text-sm text-red-800 rounded-lg bg-red-50 mt-8 mx-8';
 alert.innerHTML = `
 <strong >Error in site configuration:< /strong>
 It looks like ${window.location.hostname} has been incorrectly configured in Cloudflare. This may lead to unexpected behavior or issues with the page loading. If you are the owner of this site, please refer to <a href=\"https://gitbook.com/docs/published-documentation/custom-domain/configure-dns#are-you-using-cloudflare\" class=\"underline\" >GitBook's documentation</a> for steps to fix the problem.
 `;

 document.body.prepend(alert);
 }
 });
```

--------------------------------

### Run Carade with Docker and Custom Configuration

Source: https://context7_llms

This command launches the Carade Docker container, exposing port 63790, and mounts both a custom configuration file (`/opt/carade/carade.conf`) and a data volume (`/opt/carade/data`). This allows for custom settings and persistent data storage.

```bash
docker run -d \
  -p 63790:63790 \
  -v /opt/carade/carade.conf:/app/carade.conf \
  -v /opt/carade/data:/data \
  ghcr.io/codetease/carade:latest
```

--------------------------------

### Build Carade JAR using Maven

Source: https://context7_llms

This Maven command cleans the project, packages the application into a JAR file, and skips running tests. It's used for building the Carade application for bare metal deployment.

```bash
mvn clean package -DskipTests
```

--------------------------------

### Connect to CARADE LLM Redis Instance

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

Connects to the CARADE LLM's Redis instance running on the default port 63790 using redis-cli. It also includes the command to authenticate with the default password.

```bash
# Connect to default port 63790
redis-cli -p 63790

# Authenticate (default password: teasertopsecret)
127.0.0.1:63790> AUTH teasertopsecret
OK
```

--------------------------------

### JVM Memory Settings for Carade

Source: https://context7_llms

This example demonstrates setting JVM memory arguments for running a Carade JAR. It specifies initial and maximum heap sizes of 4GB (`-Xms4G -Xmx4G`), suitable for a 4GB instance, and assumes `maxmemory` is set to 3GB in `carade.conf`.

```bash
# carade.conf: maxmemory 3GB
java -Xms4G -Xmx4G -jar carade.jar
```

--------------------------------

### Run CARADE LLM Docker Container with Persistence

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

Runs the CARADE LLM Docker container in detached mode, mapping port 63790 and mounting a local './data' directory for persistence. The container is named 'carade-server'.

```bash
docker run -d \
 -p 63790:63790 \
 -v $(pwd)/data:/data \
 --name carade-server \
 ghcr.io/codetease/carade:latest
```

--------------------------------

### Initialize Admin Toolbar in JavaScript

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This JavaScript code snippet is responsible for initializing the Admin Toolbar component within the application. It dynamically loads necessary JavaScript chunks and then registers the 'AdminToolbarClient'. This is crucial for enabling administrative functionalities on the site.

```javascript
I([57902,["6268","static/chunks/f5718501-2b19465055d23f42.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","6500","static/chunks/6500-67bcd052acfdf034.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","4945","static/chunks/4945-430fa5cc2f8244f6.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","9014","static/chunks/9014-9e9ac151fee1dff7.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","9259","static/chunks/9259-7e5bb23ceee715bb.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","3","static/chunks/3-d7ced05f08ff3468.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","559","static/chunks/app/sites/static/%5Bmode%5D/%5BsiteURL%5D/%5BsiteData%5D/(content)/layout-2ca23bbf3e53ebff.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b"],"AdminToolbarClient")
```

--------------------------------

### Define OS-Specific Classes with JavaScript

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This JavaScript code detects the user's operating system (specifically checking for macOS) and adds or removes the 'os-mac' class to the document's root element accordingly. This allows for OS-specific styling.

```javascript
(function f3() { if (typeof navigator > "u") return; let a3 = "os-mac", b4 = navigator.platform.toLowerCase().includes("mac"), c3 = document.documentElement; b4 ? c3.classList.add(a3) : c3.classList.remove(a3); })()
```

--------------------------------

### Redis BLPOP Command Example

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/commands/lists

Demonstrates the usage of the BLPOP command in Redis, which removes and retrieves the first element from a list. It can block until an element is available if the list is empty. This is a common operation for message queues and producer-consumer patterns.

```redis
BLPOP key timeout
```

--------------------------------

### Initialize Side Sheet Component in JavaScript

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This JavaScript code snippet is responsible for initializing the Side Sheet component. It loads the necessary JavaScript modules and then registers the 'SideSheet' component, likely for use in displaying side panels or drawers within the application's UI.

```javascript
I([52047,["6268","static/chunks/f5718501-2b19465055d23f42.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","6500","static/chunks/6500-67bcd052acfdf034.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","4945","static/chunks/4945-430fa5cc2f8244f6.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","9014","static/chunks/9014-9e9ac151fee1dff7.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","9259","static/chunks/9259-7e5bb23ceee715bb.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","3","static/chunks/3-d7ced05f08ff3468.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b","559","static/chunks/app/sites/static/%5Bmode%5D/%5BsiteURL%5D/%5BsiteData%5D/(content)/layout-2ca23bbf3e53ebff.js?dpl=59ffb95417795c0d96c480da62fd9440881efa4b"],"SideSheet")
```

--------------------------------

### CSS Variables for Theme Colors

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This CSS defines a comprehensive set of color variables for various themes and states, including primary, tint, neutral, header, info, warning, danger, and success colors. These variables are used to style the application's appearance and can be toggled for different color schemes.

```css
:root, .light, .dark [data-color-scheme$="light"], .dark [data-follow-color-scheme="true"]:has([data-color-scheme$="light"]) {
  --primary-1: 255 255 255;
  --contrast-primary-1: 29 29 29;
  --primary-2: 247 250 255;
  --contrast-primary-2: 29 29 29;
  --primary-3: 241 248 255;
  --contrast-primary-3: 29 29 29;
  --primary-4: 233 243 255;
  --contrast-primary-4: 29 29 29;
  --primary-5: 224 238 255;
  --contrast-primary-5: 29 29 29;
  --primary-6: 213 230 255;
  --contrast-primary-6: 29 29 29;
  --primary-7: 198 218 253;
  --contrast-primary-7: 29 29 29;
  --primary-8: 182 205 246;
  --contrast-primary-8: 29 29 29;
  --primary-9: 52 109 219;
  --contrast-primary-9: 255 255 255;
  --primary-10: 57 115 225;
  --contrast-primary-10: 255 255 255;
  --primary-11: 87 110 152;
  --contrast-primary-11: 255 255 255;
  --primary-12: 24 29 38;
  --contrast-primary-12: 255 255 255;
  --primary-original: 52 109 219;
  --contrast-primary-original: 255 255 255;
  --tint-1: 255 255 255;
  --contrast-tint-1: 29 29 29;
  --tint-2: 249 250 251;
  --contrast-tint-2: 29 29 29;
  --tint-3: 246 247 250;
  --contrast-tint-3: 29 29 29;
  --tint-4: 240 242 246;
  --contrast-tint-4: 29 29 29;
  --tint-5: 234 237 242;
  --contrast-tint-5: 29 29 29;
  --tint-6: 226 230 236;
  --contrast-tint-6: 29 29 29;
  --tint-7: 213 217 224;
  --contrast-tint-7: 29 29 29;
  --tint-8: 200 205 213;
  --contrast-tint-8: 29 29 29;
  --tint-9: 121 133 155;
  --contrast-tint-9: 255 255 255;
  --tint-10: 110 122 143;
  --contrast-tint-10: 255 255 255;
  --tint-11: 106 110 119;
  --contrast-tint-11: 255 255 255;
  --tint-12: 28 29 31;
  --contrast-tint-12: 255 255 255;
  --tint-original: 120 120 120;
  --contrast-tint-original: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-1: 255 255 255;
  --contrast-neutral-1: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-2: 250 250 250;
  --contrast-neutral-2: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-3: 247 247 247;
  --contrast-neutral-3: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-4: 242 242 242;
  --contrast-neutral-4: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-5: 237 237 237;
  --contrast-neutral-5: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-6: 229 229 229;
  --contrast-neutral-6: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-7: 217 217 217;
  --contrast-neutral-7: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-8: 204 204 204;
  --contrast-neutral-8: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-9: 120 120 120;
  --contrast-neutral-9: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-10: 121 121 121;
  --contrast-neutral-10: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-11: 110 110 110;
  --contrast-neutral-11: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-12: 29 29 29;
  --contrast-neutral-12: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-original: 120 120 120;
  --contrast-neutral-original: 255 255 255;
  --header-background: 52 109 219;
  --header-link: 255 255 255;
  --info-1: 255 255 255;
  --contrast-info-1: 29 29 29;
  --info-2: 250 250 250;
  --contrast-info-2: 29 29 29;
  --info-3: 247 247 247;
  --contrast-info-3: 29 29 29;
  --info-4: 242 242 242;
  --contrast-info-4: 29 29 29;
  --info-5: 237 237 237;
  --contrast-info-5: 29 29 29;
  --info-6: 229 229 229;
  --contrast-info-6: 29 29 29;
  --info-7: 217 217 217;
  --contrast-info-7: 29 29 29;
  --info-8: 204 204 204;
  --contrast-info-8: 29 29 29;
  --info-9: 120 120 120;
  --contrast-info-9: 255 255 255;
  --info-10: 121 121 121;
  --contrast-info-10: 255 255 255;
  --info-11: 110 110 110;
  --contrast-info-11: 255 255 255;
  --info-12: 29 29 29;
  --contrast-info-12: 255 255 255;
  --info-original: 120 120 120;
  --contrast-info-original: 255 255 255;
  --warning-1: 255 255 255;
  --contrast-warning-1: 29 29 29;
  --warning-2: 254 249 244;
  --contrast-warning-2: 29 29 29;
  --warning-3: 255 245 236;
  --contrast-warning-3: 29 29 29;
  --warning-4: 255 239 225;
  --contrast-warning-4: 29 29 29;
  --warning-5: 254 233 214;
  --contrast-warning-5: 29 29 29;
  --warning-6: 250 224 200;
  --contrast-warning-6: 29 29 29;
  --warning-7: 242 211 182;
  --contrast-warning-7: 29 29 29;
  --warning-8: 233 197 164;
  --contrast-warning-8: 29 29 29;
  --warning-9: 254 154 0;
  --contrast-warning-9: 29 29 29;
  --warning-10: 187 92 0;
  --contrast-warning-10: 255 255 255;
  --warning-11: 138 102 66;
  --contrast-warning-11: 255 255 255;
  --warning-12: 35 28 21;
  --contrast-warning-12: 255 255 255;
  --warning-original: 254 154 0;
  --contrast-warning-original: 29 29 29;
  --danger-1: 255 255 255;
  --contrast-danger-1: 29 29 29;
  --danger-2: 255 247 246;
  --contrast-danger-2: 29 29 29;
  --danger-3: 255 242 239;
  --contrast-danger-3: 29 29 29;
  --danger-4: 255 234 230;
  --contrast-danger-4: 29 29 29;
  --danger-5: 255 226 221;
  --contrast-danger-5: 29 29 29;
  --danger-6: 255 215 210;
  --contrast-danger-6: 29 29 29;
  --danger-7: 255 200 193;
  --contrast-danger-7: 29 29 29;
  --danger-8: 254 184 177;
  --contrast-danger-8: 29 29 29;
  --danger-9: 251 44 54;
  --contrast-danger-9: 255 255 255;
  --danger-10: 228 0 33;
  --contrast-danger-10: 255 255 255;
  --danger-11: 158 87 81;
  --contrast-danger-11: 255 255 255;
  --danger-12: 39 25 23;
  --contrast-danger-12: 255 255 255;
  --danger-original: 251 44 54;
  --contrast-danger-original: 255 255 255;
  --success-1: 255 255 255;
  --contrast-succe
```

--------------------------------

### Clean and Package Project with Maven

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

These Maven commands are used to manage the project lifecycle. 'mvn clean' removes previously compiled files and build artifacts, ensuring a fresh build. 'mvn package' compiles the source code, runs tests, and packages the application into a JAR file, typically located in the 'target' directory.

```bash
mvn clean package
```

--------------------------------

### Netty Worker Threads Configuration (System Property)

Source: https://context7_llms

This example shows how to configure the number of worker threads for Netty, the I/O framework used by Carade. Setting the `io.netty.eventLoopThreads` system property to `8` allows for customization beyond the default, potentially improving I/O performance.

```bash
-Dio.netty.eventLoopThreads=8
```

--------------------------------

### CSS Color Variables Definition

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/getting-started

This CSS code defines a wide range of color variables used for theming. It includes variables for primary, success, info, warning, and danger color palettes, each with multiple shades and corresponding contrast colors. These variables are designed to be used across different color schemes, including light and dark modes.

```css
.light, :root:not(.dark) {
  --success-1: 29 29 29; --contrast-success-1: 255 255 255;
  --success-2: 245 252 246; --contrast-success-2: 29 29 29;
  --success-3: 238 252 240; --contrast-success-3: 29 29 29;
  --success-4: 229 249 231; --contrast-success-4: 29 29 29;
  --success-5: 219 246 222; --contrast-success-5: 29 29 29;
  --success-6: 207 240 210; --contrast-success-6: 29 29 29;
  --success-7: 190 229 194; --contrast-success-7: 29 29 29;
  --success-8: 172 218 177; --contrast-success-8: 29 29 29;
  --success-9: 0 201 80; --contrast-success-9: 29 29 29;
  --success-10: 0 152 23; --contrast-success-10: 255 255 255;
  --success-11: 74 124 82; --contrast-success-11: 255 255 255;
  --success-12: 22 32 23; --contrast-success-12: 255 255 255;
  --success-original: 0 201 80; --contrast-success-original: 29 29 29;
}

.dark, :root:not(.dark) [data-color-scheme^="dark"], :root:not(.dark) [data-follow-color-scheme="true"] :has([data-color-scheme^="dark"]) {
  --primary-1: 29 29 29; --contrast-primary-1: 255 255 255;
  --primary-2: 32 35 39; --contrast-primary-2: 255 255 255;
  --primary-3: 39 44 53; --contrast-primary-3: 255 255 255;
  --primary-4: 40 48 62; --contrast-primary-4: 255 255 255;
  --primary-5: 43 54 72; --contrast-primary-5: 255 255 255;
  --primary-6: 45 58 81; --contrast-primary-6: 255 255 255;
  --primary-7: 52 68 96; --contrast-primary-7: 255 255 255;
  --primary-8: 59 78 112; --contrast-primary-8: 255 255 255;
  --primary-9: 52 109 219; --contrast-primary-9: 255 255 255;
  --primary-10: 80 139 252; --contrast-primary-10: 255 255 255;
  --primary-11: 167 193 239; --contrast-primary-11: 29 29 29;
  --primary-12: 249 255 255; --contrast-primary-12: 29 29 29;
  --primary-original: 52 109 219; --contrast-primary-original: 255 255 255;

  --tint-1: 29 29 29; --contrast-tint-1: 255 255 255;
  --tint-2: 34 34 35; --contrast-tint-2: 255 255 255;
  --tint-3: 43 44 45; --contrast-tint-3: 255 255 255;
  --tint-4: 47 48 49; --contrast-tint-4: 255 255 255;
  --tint-5: 52 54 55; --contrast-tint-5: 255 255 255;
  --tint-6: 56 58 60; --contrast-tint-6: 255 255 255;
  --tint-7: 66 68 70; --contrast-tint-7: 255 255 255;
  --tint-8: 76 78 81; --contrast-tint-8: 255 255 255;
  --tint-9: 127 133 144; --contrast-tint-9: 255 255 255;
  --tint-10: 138 145 156; --contrast-tint-10: 255 255 255;
  --tint-11: 190 192 197; --contrast-tint-11: 29 29 29;
  --tint-12: 254 255 255; --contrast-tint-12: 29 29 29;
  --tint-original: 120 120 120; --contrast-tint-original: 255 255 255;

  --neutral-1: 29 29 29; --contrast-neutral-1: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-2: 34 34 34; --contrast-neutral-2: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-3: 44 44 44; --contrast-neutral-3: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-4: 48 48 48; --contrast-neutral-4: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-5: 53 53 53; --contrast-neutral-5: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-6: 57 57 57; --contrast-neutral-6: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-7: 67 67 67; --contrast-neutral-7: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-8: 78 78 78; --contrast-neutral-8: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-9: 120 120 120; --contrast-neutral-9: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-10: 144 144 144; --contrast-neutral-10: 255 255 255;
  --neutral-11: 192 192 192; --contrast-neutral-11: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-12: 255 255 255; --contrast-neutral-12: 29 29 29;
  --neutral-original: 120 120 120; --contrast-neutral-original: 255 255 255;

  --header-background: 52 109 219;
  --header-link: 255 255 255;

  --info-1: 29 29 29; --contrast-info-1: 255 255 255;
  --info-2: 34 34 34; --contrast-info-2: 255 255 255;
  --info-3: 44 44 44; --contrast-info-3: 255 255 255;
  --info-4: 48 48 48; --contrast-info-4: 255 255 255;
  --info-5: 53 53 53; --contrast-info-5: 255 255 255;
  --info-6: 57 57 57; --contrast-info-6: 255 255 255;
  --info-7: 67 67 67; --contrast-info-7: 255 255 255;
  --info-8: 78 78 78; --contrast-info-8: 255 255 255;
  --info-9: 120 120 120; --contrast-info-9: 255 255 255;
  --info-10: 144 144 144; --contrast-info-10: 255 255 255;
  --info-11: 192 192 192; --contrast-info-11: 29 29 29;
  --info-12: 255 255 255; --contrast-info-12: 29 29 29;
  --info-original: 120 120 120; --contrast-info-original: 255 255 255;

  --warning-1: 29 29 29; --contrast-warning-1: 255 255 255;
  --warning-2: 38 34 30; --contrast-warning-2: 255 255 255;
  --warning-3: 50 42 35; --contrast-warning-3: 255 255 255;
  --warning-4: 57 45 34; --contrast-warning-4: 255 255 255;
  --warning-5: 66 50 34; --contrast-warning-5: 255 255 255;
  --warning-6: 73 53 33; --contrast-warning-6: 255 255 255;
  --warning-7: 87 62 37; --contrast-warning-7: 255 255 255;
  --warning-8: 101 71 41; --contrast-warning-8: 255 255 255;
  --warning-9: 254 154 0; --contrast-warning-9: 29 29 29;
  --warning-10: 213 116 0; --contrast-warning-10: 255 255 255;
  --warning-11: 224 184 145; --contrast-warning-11: 29 29 29;
  --warning-12: 255 253 243; --contrast-warning-12: 29 29 29;
  --warning-original: 254 154 0; --contrast-warning-original: 29 29 29;

  --danger-1: 29 29 29; --contrast-danger-1: 255 255 255;
  --danger-2: 40 32 32; --contrast-danger-2: 255 255 255;
  --danger-3: 55 39 38; --contrast-danger-3: 255 255 255;
  --danger-4: 64 41 38; --contrast-danger-4: 255 255 255;
  --danger-5: 75 44 41; --contrast-danger-5: 255 255 255;
  --danger-6: 84 45 41; --contrast-danger-6: 255 255 255;
}
```

--------------------------------

### Get String Value (GET)

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/commands/strings

Retrieves the string value associated with a given key. This is a fundamental operation for accessing stored data.

```redis
GET key
```

--------------------------------

### Local Command Execution Explanation

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/architecture/replication

This snippet explains that Replica executes commands locally. It's a simple text description without specific code implementation.

```text
Replica executes these commands locally.
```

--------------------------------

### String Operations (Redis)

Source: https://context7_llms

String keys can store binary safe data up to 512MB. Carade supports standard Redis String commands including setting values (SET), getting values (GET), incrementing/decrementing integers (INCR, DECR), appending to strings (APPEND), and getting string length (STRLEN).

```redis
SET mykey "Hello World"
GET mykey
INCR mycounter
DECR mycounter
APPEND mykey " More text"
STRLEN mykey
```

--------------------------------

### Connection Management

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/architecture/network-layer

Details on how Carade manages client connections, including tracking active clients, resource cleanup upon disconnection, and handling blocking operations like BLPOP.

```APIDOC
## Connection Management

*   **Active Connections:** Tracked via `Carade.connectedClients`.
    
*   **Cleanup:** When a client disconnects, `ClientHandler.channelInactive()` ensures resources (blocking requests, watchers) are cleaned up.
    
*   **Blocking Operations:** Handled via `Carade.blockingRegistry`. When a client calls `BLPOP`, the request is stored in a queue. When data arrives (via `LPUSH`), the blocking client is notified and the response is sent asynchronously.
```

--------------------------------

### Get Set Cardinality (SCARD)

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/commands/sets

Returns the number of members in a specified set. This command is efficient for quickly getting the size of a set without retrieving all its elements.

```redis
SCARD key
```

--------------------------------

### Scripting Commands

Source: https://context7_llms

Carade allows for server-side scripting using Lua with commands like EVAL and SCRIPT.

```APIDOC
## Scripting Commands

* `EVAL`, `EVALSHA`, `EVAL_RO`, `EVALSHA_RO`, `SCRIPT
```

--------------------------------

### Full List of Sorted Set Commands

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/commands/sorted-sets

Access the complete documentation for all Redis Sorted Set commands.

```APIDOC
## Full List of Sorted Set Commands

### Description
See the full list of available Redis Sorted Set commands for comprehensive details on their usage and parameters.

### Endpoint
/redis/sorted-sets/all

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **documentation_url** (string) - A URL pointing to the complete documentation.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "documentation_url": "https://redis.io/commands/"
}
```
```

--------------------------------

### ZCARD

Source: https://codetease.gitbook.io/carade/commands/sorted-sets

Get the number of members in a sorted set.

```APIDOC
## ZCARD key

### Description
Get the number of members in a sorted set.

### Method
GET

### Endpoint
/redis/sorted-sets/card

### Parameters
#### Query Parameters
- **key** (string) - Required - The key of the sorted set.

### Request Example
```json
{
  "key": "mySortedSet"
}
```

### Response
#### Success Response (200)
- **count** (integer) - The number of members in the sorted set.

#### Response Example
```json
{
  "count": 2
}
```
```