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# RediSearch Client Libraries
RediSearch has several client libraries, written by the module authors and community members - abstracting the API in different programming languages.
While it is possible and simple to use the raw Redis commands API, in most cases it's easier to just use a client library abstracting it.
## Currently available Libraries
| Language | Library | Author | License | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|Python | [redisearch-py](https://github.com/RedisLabs/redisearch-py) | Redis Labs | BSD | Usually the most up-to-date client library |
| Java | [JRediSearch](https://github.com/RedisLabs/JRediSearch) | Redis Labs | BSD | |
| Go | [redisearch-go](https://github.com/RedisLabs/redisearch-go) | Redis Labs | BSD | Incomplete API |
| JavaScript | [RedRediSearch](https://github.com/stockholmux/redredisearch) | Kyle J. Davis | MIT | Partial API, compatible with [Reds](https://github.com/tj/reds) |
| C# | [NRediSearch](https://libraries.io/nuget/NRediSearch) | Marc Gravell | MIT | Part of StackExchange.Redis |
| PHP | [redisearch-php](https://github.com/ethanhann/redisearch-php) | Ethan Hann | MIT |
| Ruby on Rails | [redi_search_rails](https://github.com/dmitrypol/redi_search_rails) | Dmitry Polyakovsky | MIT | |
| Ruby | [redisearch-rb](https://github.com/vruizext/redisearch-rb) | Victor Ruiz | MIT | |
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