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It should be able to connect to a save connection to see its details like how many keys are stored inside of each included databases.
The user may connect just by double clicking the connection inside the connection list on the sidebar.
After that, a loading indicator should be shown during the connection process and after all that the user will get a visual feedback about the connection status.
Red background: Connection failed Purple background: Connection successful
If the connection fails, the user can retry it clicking a button, otherwise, the user can see all of the databases inside the connection and how many keys there are inside of each one.
…nnection/database
Currently, the user wasn't able to connect to a database and the current connection and database
weren't stored in the application state.
Now the user can connect to the saved connections in the
sidebar and list the databases inside the connection. The user can also connect to a single
database.
fix#34, fix#35
It should be able to connect to a save connection to see its details like how many keys are stored inside of each included databases.
The user may connect just by double clicking the connection inside the connection list on the sidebar.
After that, a loading indicator should be shown during the connection process and after all that the user will get a visual feedback about the connection status.
Red background: Connection failed
Purple background: Connection successful
If the connection fails, the user can retry it clicking a button, otherwise, the user can see all of the databases inside the connection and how many keys there are inside of each one.
Layout: https://www.figma.com/file/YRor24p0TmTxcjl5L86jGb/Rocket-Redis?node-id=1%3A2
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