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@effector-storage/keyv

v2.0.0

Published

Module for Effector to sync stores using Keyv

Downloads

17

Readme

Keyv adapter

bundlejs

Adapter to persist store in multiple backends, using Keyv library.

Install

Depending on your package manager

# using `pnpm` ↓
$ pnpm add effector-storage @effector-storage/keyv

# using `yarn` ↓
$ yarn add effector-storage @effector-storage/keyv

# using `npm` ↓
$ npm install --save effector-storage @effector-storage/keyv

Also, you need to install required adapters for Keyv.

Usage

Due to changes in Keyv v5, you have to create Keyv storage adapter explicitely.

Import persist function from '@effector-storage/keyv' module, and use it with created adapter:

import KeyvRedis from '@keyv/redis'
import { persist } from '@effector-storage/keyv'

// create new Redis Keyv storage adapter
const storage = new KeyvRedis({ uri: 'redis://user:pass@localhost:6379' })

// persist store `$counter` with key 'counter' in Redis
persist({
  store: $counter,
  key: 'counter',
  with: storage,
})

⚠️ Note, that Keyv is asynchronous.

Two (or more) different stores, persisted with the same key, will be synchronized (synchronously!), even if not connected with each other directly — each store will receive updates from another one.

Formulae

import { persist } from '@effector-storage/keyv'
  • persist({ store, ...options }): Subscription
  • persist({ source, target, ...options }): Subscription

Options

  • ... all the common options from effector-storage's persist function.
  • with?: (string | Keyv | [Keyv.Options]): Connection string for Keyv library, or Keyv instance, or Keyv options. Default = undefined (in that case in-memory Map is used as a storage)
  • ttl?: (number): TTL for stored value in milliseconds. Default = undefined

Adapter

import { adapter } from '@effector-storage/keyv'
  • adapter(options?): StorageAdapter

Options

  • with?: (Keyv | KeyvStoreAdapter | KeyvOptions | Map): Keyv instance, or Keyv storage adapter, or Keyv options. Default = undefined (in that case Keyv uses in-memory Map as a storage)
  • ttl?: (number): TTL for stored value in milliseconds. Default = undefined

FAQ

How do I use custom serialization / deserialization?

Adapter doesn't provide extra serialization options, but you can use Keyv options to achieve that:

persist({
  store: $counter,
  key: 'counter',
  with: {
    store: new KeyvRedis({ uri: 'redis://user:pass@localhost:6379' }),
    serialize: JSON.stringify,
    deserialize: JSON.parse,
  },
})

or use separate Keyv instance:

const keyv = new Keyv(
  new KeyvRedis({ uri: 'redis://user:pass@localhost:6379' }),
  {
    serialize: JSON.stringify,
    deserialize: JSON.parse,
  }
)

persist({
  store: $counter,
  key: 'counter',
  with: keyv,
})

Please, read Keyv documentation for more details.