bitcrunch
Redis analytics for node.js.
Note: not ready for production use.
Bitmaps
Hashes and maps input values to an internal linear identifier via redis-identity. You can then ask the bitmap various questions ranging some simple membership to more complex bitwise operations.
Inspired by: fast-easy-realtime-metrics-using-redis-bitmaps
Basic logic
var bitcrunch = require('bitcrunch');
var won = bitcrunch('won');
var lost = bitcrunch('lost');
won
.add('a+foobar@email.com')
.add('b+foobar@email.com')
.add('c+foobar@email.com');
lost
.add('c+foobar@email.com')
.add('d+foobar@email.com');
won
.and(lost)
.count(function(err, total){
console.log('%s won and lost', total);
});
won
.or(lost)
.count(function(err, total){
console.log('%s won or lost', total);
});
Membership
var bitcrunch = require('bitcrunch');
var likes = bitcrunch('likes')
.add('js')
.add('lua')
.add('redis');
likes.includes('js', function(err, result){
console.log('result = %s', result);
});
todo
- command-queue / promises for chaining (that works).
- complex logic (and/or/and), kinda requires the promises.
- do we really need to hash values?.
- NOT.
- XOR.
attribution
License
MIT