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@andrei-markeev/redis

v2.4.3

Published

Redis client for node, support resp3 and redis6. Fork of @camaro/redis.

Downloads

8

Readme

Camaro Redis

This is a fork of @camaro/redis, somewhat maintained (no new features, only bug fixes and security updates). The original project is now archived and is read-only, so no changes are possible.

中文文档说明

Redis client for node, support resp2/3, redis6, and all commands of redis.

Features

The first redis client to support resp3 .

  • All commands of redis support.
  • All command results return promise.
  • Support for ES6 types, such as Map and Set.
  • Support for TLS.

Quick Start

Install

npm install @andrei-markeev/redis

Usage

// If you want to use resp2 ,change `ClientV3` to `ClientV2`.
const { ClientV3: Client } = require('@andrei-markeev/redis')
const client = new Client();

client.SET('foo', 'foo').then(() => {
    return client.GET('foo')
}).then(reply => {
    console.log(reply) // 'foo'
})

// Or if you want to use async/await.
await client.SET('bar', 'bar')
const reply = await client.GET('bar')
console.log(reply) // 'bar'

Client Options

| Option | Default | Description | | --- | --- | --- | | host | 127.0.0.1 | IP address of the redis server. | | port | 6379 | Port of the redis server. | | username | default | Username of redis client. | | password | undefined | Password of redis client. | | db | 0 | If set, client will run SELECT command on connect. | | reconnection | true | Whether to reconnect when an error occurs. | | logger | undefined | Provide a callback function to process commands log. | | tls | undefined | Object passed as options to tls.connect(). |

API Reference

Client.Constructor

The Client class has a constructor that can pass Options.

Commands

All redis command can be used like this:

const client = new Client();
client.SET(...args);
client.GET(...args);
// ... other commands

See the complete command list: https://redis.io/commands .

Events

  • message: See Pub/Sub
  • error: Emitted when a error occurs.
  • connect: Emitted when the client is established. Commands issued before the connect event are queued, then replayed just before this event is emitted.

Pub/Sub

You can receive pub/sub message by message event and handle it in the callback function.

If you are using the resp2, you need to create a new client to receive messages.

const client = new Client();
client.SUBSCRIBE('test');
client.on('message', (data)=>{
    // data: ['message','somechannel','this is the message']
    console.log(data);    
})