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simple-redis-model
Advanced tools
Object Models + Redis
npm install simple-redis-model
Requires: a modelName
(string)
Optional: Array of attribute names.
IMPORTANT: only these specified attributes will be saved to Redis
// awesome_model.js
var RedisModel = require('simple-redis-model')
var AwesomeModel = new RedisModel("AwesomeModel", ["myAttributeA", "myAttributeB"])
module.exports = AwesomeModel
Remember: all operations are async. All operations use typical function(err, res)
callbacks.
// some_file.js
var AwesomeModel = require('./awesome_model')
var awesomeObj = AwesomeModel.new({myAttributeA: "attribute value A",
myAttributeB: "attribute value B"})
Pass in the object you want to save. Callback returns the saved object's id.
AwesomeModel.save(awesomeObj, function(err, objectID){
console.log(objectID) // => "awesome_model:1"
})
Pass in the object_id. Callback returns the constructed object.
AwesomeModel.get(objectID, function(err, obj){
console.log(obj) // => { myAttributeA: 'attribute value A',
myAttributeB: 'attribute value B',
id: 'awesome_model:1' }
})
Pass in the object_id Callback returns the deleted object.
AwesomeModel.delete(objectID, function(err, obj){
console.log(obj) // => { myAttributeA: 'attribute value A',
myAttributeB: 'attribute value B',
id: 'awesome_model:1' }
})
FAQs
Simple Redis ORM for Node.js.
The npm package simple-redis-model receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, simple-redis-model popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that simple-redis-model 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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