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@skaile/connector-redis

v0.1.0

Published

Redis connector for @skaile/workspaces

Downloads

373

Readme

@skaile/connector-redis

A Redis (KeyDB / Valkey) connector for @skaile/workspaces. It exposes a key-value store to the agent through the connector tool face: get / set / keys / del / ttl / info.

This connector ships separately so the core runtime no longer bundles ioredis. Install it as a plugin when you need Redis.

Install

skaile plugin install @skaile/connector-redis

Add it to skaile.yaml:

plugins:
  - "@skaile/connector-redis@^0.1.0"

connectors:
  - id: cache
    driver: redis
    access: read-write
    auth: env:REDIS_URL
    options:
      namespace: myapp

Config / auth

| Field | Where | Notes | |---|---|---| | url | auth (e.g. env:REDIS_URL) or options.url | Redis connection URL, e.g. redis://localhost:6379. Required. | | namespace | options.namespace | Optional key prefix applied to all operations. |

The connection URL is resolved from ctx.resolvedFields.url, then the declaration auth ref via the secrets chain, then options.url.

Operations

| Operation | Access | Description | |---|---|---| | get | read | Get value by key | | set | write | Set a key-value pair with optional TTL | | keys | read | List keys matching a glob pattern | | del | write | Delete one or more keys | | ttl | read | Get remaining time-to-live for a key | | info | read | Get Redis server info |

How it works

  • Lazily imports ioredis at connect time, so the dependency is only loaded when a Redis connector is actually used.
  • Registers a redis connector target into the unified pluginRegistry via the exported register(registry).