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ioredis-rejson

v1.0.10

Published

Interface to RedisJSON on top of IORedis

Downloads

1,468

Readme

IORedis ReJSON

This module adds a layer of commands to interact with Redis ReJSON module on top of IORedis.

For IORedis commands please refer to IORedis repository.

This module uses ioredis and @types/ioredis as a dependencies

 

Known limitations: multi / pipeline is not supported with this module.

Disclaimer: this module is not battle tested, if you find any issue with it please open an issue or a pull request.

 

Quick Start

 

  1. Install module

    yarn add ioredis-rejson
    yarn add -D @types/ioredis

    or

    npm install --save ioredis-rejson
    npm install --save-dev @types/ioredis

     

  2. Create a client instance

import Redis from 'ioredis-rejson';

const redis = new Redis({
  host: '127.0.0.1',
  port: 16379,
});

 

  1. Interact with redis using the just created client instance
...
const main = async () => {
  // ReJSON Methods
  const res = await redis.json_set('JSONKEY', '.', { foo: 'bar' }, 'NX');
  const res2 = await redis.json_get('JSONKEY');

  console.log(res); // OK
  console.log(res2); // { foo: "bar"}

  // IORedis Methods
  const res3 = await redis.set('KEY', 'VALUE');
  const res4 = await redis.get('KEY');

  console.log(res3); // OK
  console.log(res4); // "VALUE"
}

main()

 

NOTE: ioredis-rejson serializes and deserializes data where needed to facilitate interaction, you can pass objects, arrays, strings, etc and it will be serialized as json where it needs to be, same for get requests, the returned data will be deserialized.

 

Commands

JSON_SET

await redis.json_set('KEY', 'PATH', 'DATA', '*optional* NX | XX');
Return value

String OK if executed correctly or null if the specified NX XX conditions were not met.

Time complexity

O(M+N), where M is the size of the original value (if it exists) and N is the size of the new value.

 


JSON_GET

await redis.json_get('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Returns the parsed json data from path or null

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the size of the value.

 


JSON_MGET

await redis.json_mget(['KEY1', 'KEY2', '...'], 'PATH');
Return value

Returns the parsed json data from path or null

Time complexity

O(M*N), where M is the number of keys and N is the size of the value.

 


JSON_DEL

await redis.json_del('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Integer, specifically the number of paths deleted (0 or 1).

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the size of the deleted value.

 


JSON_NUMINCRBY

await redis.json_numincrby('KEY', 'PATH', 'NUMBER');
Return value

Float, specifically the new value

Time complexity

O(1).

 


JSON_NUMMULTBY

await redis.json_nummultby('KEY', 'PATH', 'NUMBER');
Return value

Float, specifically the new value

Time complexity

O(1).

 


JSON_STRAPPEND

await redis.json_strappend('KEY', '*optional* PATH', 'NUMBER');
Return value

Integer, specifically the string's new length.

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the new string's length.

 


JSON_STRLEN

await redis.json_strlen('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Integer, specifically the string's length.

Time complexity

O(1).

 


JSON_ARRAPEND

await redis.json_arrapend('KEY', 'PATH', 'DATA | [DATA]');
Return value

Integer, specifically the array's new length.

Time complexity

O(1).

 


JSON_ARRINDEX

await redis.json_arrindex(
  'KEY',
  'PATH',
  'DATA',
  '*optional* START',
  '*optional* STOP'
);
Return value

Integer, specifically the position of the scalar value in the array, or -1 if unfound.

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the array's size.

 


JSON_ARRINSERT

await redis.json_arrinsert('KEY', 'PATH', 'INDEX', 'DATA | [DATA]');
Return value

Integer, specifically the array's new size.

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the array's size.

 


JSON_ARRLEN

await redis.json_arrlen('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Integer, specifically the array's length.

Time complexity

O(1).

 


JSON_ARRPOP

await redis.json_arrpop('KEY', '*optional* PATH', '*optional* INDEX');
Return value

The deserialized popped value

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the array's size for index other than the last element, O(1) otherwise.

 


JSON_ARRTRIM

await redis.json_arrtrim('KEY', 'PATH', 'START', 'STOP');
Return value

Integer, specifically the array's new size.

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the array's size.

 


JSON_OBJKEYS

await redis.json_objkeys('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Array, specifically the key names in the object as strings.

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the number of keys in the object.

 


JSON_OBJLEN

await redis.json_objlen('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Integer, specifically the number of keys in the object.

Time complexity

O(1).

 


JSON_TYPE

await redis.json_type('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Simple String, specifically the type of value.

Time complexity

O(1).

 


JSON_FORGET

same as json_del

await redis.json_forget('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Integer, specifically the number of paths deleted (0 or 1).

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the size of the deleted value.

 


JSON_RESP

await redis.json_resp('KEY', '*optional* PATH');
Return value

Array, specifically the JSON's RESP form as detailed.

Time complexity

O(N), where N is the size of the JSON value.