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abstract-cache-redis
Advanced tools
This module provides a cache client that is compliant with the
abstract-cache protocol. This
client implements the await
style of the protocol.
In addition to the API mandated by the protocol, the client exposes
keys
, scan
, scanStream
, disconnect
and quit
methods. These map to the
ioredis methods of the same names. The disconnect
and quit
methods are only useful if you create the client with connection
configuration instead of an already connected Redis client.
// Create a client that uses ioredis to connect to `localhost:6379`.
const client = require('abstract-cache-redis')({ioredis: {}})
client.set('foo', 'foo', 1000)
.then(() => client.has('foo'))
.then(console.log) // true
.then(() => client.quit())
.catch(console.error)
client.set('foo', 'foo', 1000)
.then(() => client.keys('fo*'))
.then(console.log) // [ 'foo' ]
.then(() => client.quit())
.catch(console.error)
The client factory accepts the an object with the following properties:
client
: An already connected instance of ioredis
.ioredis
: A regular ioredis
configuration object.Notes:
client
takes precedence to ioredis
.client
or ioredis
properties must be supplied.In order to run the tests for this project a local instance of Reis must
be running on port 6379
. A docker-compose.yml
is included to facilitate
this:
$ docker-compose -d up
$ tap test/*.test.js
npm test
automates the above.
FAQs
An abstract-cache compliant client targeting Redis
The npm package abstract-cache-redis receives a total of 1,051 weekly downloads. As such, abstract-cache-redis popularity was classified as popular.
We found that abstract-cache-redis demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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