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redis-skinny-wrapper

v7.0.0

Published

Skinny wrapper for Redis

Readme

RedisSkinnyWrapper

A thin, experimental untested, unstable but pretty cool redis wrapper that should never be used in production unless you want to get permanent vacations @ work

Install

yarn add redis-skinny-wrapper

Usage

import Redis from 'ioredis';
import RedisWrapper from 'redis-skinny-wrapper';

const redis = new Redis();

const automatic = new RedisWrapper.Automatic(redis);
const hash = new RedisWrapper.Hash(redis);
const stream = new RedisWrapper.Stream(redis);
const sortedSet = new RedisWrapper.SortedSet(redis);
const geoSet = new RedisWrapper.Geo(redis);

API

Automatic

This wrapper allows you to pass an object and automatically store the values in the best way possible by determining an schema either by setting it up when initializing the instance of the class or by letting the wrapper determine it by itself with the add command

schema:

const schema = {
  string: 'string',
  int: 'int',
  float: 'float',
  boolean: 'boolean',
  array: 'array',
  arrayWeighted: 'arrayWeighted',
  nestedObject: {
    nestedValue: 'string'
  }
}
const automatic = new RedisWrapper.automatic(redis, schema);

console.log(automatic.getSchema());
/*
  string: 'string',
  int: 'int',
  float: 'float',
  boolean: 'boolean',
  array: 'array',
  arrayWeighted: 'arrayWeighted',
  nestedObject: {
    nestedValue: 'string'
  }
 */

const automaticWithoutSchema = new RedisWrapper.automatic(redis);

const automaticValue = {
  aString: 'a string',
  anInt: 420,
  aFloat: 3.14,
  aBoolean: false,
  anArrayOfStrings: [
    'first',
    'second'
  ],
  anArrayWithScores: [
    {
      value: 'second',
      score: 2
    },
    {
      value: 'third',
      score: 3
    },
    {
      value: 'zero',
      score: 0
    }
  ],
  aNestedObject: {
    level1: {
      level2: 'this a nested nested object!'
    }
  }
}

await automaticWithoutSchema.add('test', automaticValue);

console.log(automaticWithoutSchema.getSchema());
/*
{
  aString: 'string',
  anInt: 'int',
  aFloat: 'float',
  aBoolean: 'boolean',
  anArrayOfStrings: 'array',
  anArrayWithScores: 'arrayWeighted',
  aNestedObject: { level1: { level2: 'string' } }
}
 */

Hash

add(key, fields)
add("HASH_KEY", {name: "test", value: 3})
key: string
fields: Array | Object
returns an integer if successful with the number of fields written

get(key, fields)
key: string
fields: Array | Object
returns a formated object if successful with the number of fields written