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@bustle/redis-loader
Advanced tools
An ioredis
-like object that batches commands via dataloader
. Under the hood we have dataloader
utilize redis's multi
transactions and pipelining to group commands called. We also support batching in streams.
npm i --save @bustle/redis-loader
or
yarn add @bustle/redis-loader
// RedisLoader supports an optional logger function with stats on each batch of commands
function logger (stats) {
//...
}
// set up like you would `ioredis`
const redis = redisLoader('redis://localhost:6379/1', { keyPrefix: 'foo', logger })
// or setup ioredis
const redis = new Redis(redisUrl, redisOptions)
const redisLoader = new RedisLoader({ redis, logger })
// three commands sent to Redis together in one multi
await Promise.all([
redis.ping(),
redis.dbsize(),
redis.time()
])
// three commands sent separately to redis
await redis.ping()
await redis.dbsize()
await redis.time()
FAQs
An io-redis like object that batches queries with dataloader
The npm package @bustle/redis-loader receives a total of 38 weekly downloads. As such, @bustle/redis-loader popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @bustle/redis-loader demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 22 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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