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@beforeyoubid/redis-client
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An npm package for connecting to Redis caching server. Support both writer and reader clients.
Simply call RedisClient.getWriter()
which will perform multiple steps:
REDIS_CONN_STR_WRITER
. const [writerErr, writerClient] = await to(RedisClient.getWriter());
if (writerErr) {
logger.error(`Unable to get the Redis writer, Err: ${writerErr.message}`);
throw writerErr;
}
Redis 3.x doesn't support Promise (v4 does). Therefore, most common get
, set
are wrapped using a promisify
module.
To write, simply call
const [storingErr] = await to(
writerClient.set(cacheKey, JSON.stringify(propertySearchResponse), 'EX', expiryTimeInSeconds)
);
Simply call RedisClient.getReader()
which will create a reader instance and connect to it.
const [readerErr, readerClient] = await to(RedisClient.getReader());
const [err, cache] = await to(readerClient.get(cacheKey));
Depending on the value stored on the Redis, if you store a serialised json object you may need to parse it first.
FAQs
A Redis client for connecting to Redis caching server
We found that @beforeyoubid/redis-client demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 5 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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