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redis-dev-server

v1.0.1

Published

Non-production minimal redis server supporting a small subset of redis commands

Downloads

6

Readme

redis-dev-server

Non-production minimal redis server supporting a small subset of redis commands

Usage

npm install redis-dev-server
node . [ -a address ] [ -p port ] [ -i save_interval | -n ] [ -e expire_interval ] [ persist_filename ]

Supported commands

  • INFO - responds with +OK
  • PING - responds with +PONG
  • CLIENT
    • SETNAME name - will use this name in logging
    • GETNAME
  • SELECT 0 - only db index zero is allowed
  • DBSIZE
  • FLUSHALL
  • FLUSHDB - same as FLUSHALL as there is only one db
  • SET key value [ EX ttl_seconds | PX ttl_milliseconds ] [ NX | XX ]
  • SETEX key ttl_seconds value
  • PSETEX key ttl_milliseconds value
  • MSET key value [ key value ... ]
  • MSETNX key value [ key value ... ]
  • EXISTS key
  • TYPE key - always returns string for existing keys
  • GET key
  • MGET key [ key ... ]
  • EXPIRE key ttl_seconds
  • PEXPIRE key ttl_milliseconds
  • EXPIREAT key unix_timestamp
  • TTL key
  • PTTL key
  • DEL key
  • KEYS pattern
  • SCAN cursor [ COUNT count ] [ MATCH pattern ]
  • QUIT
  • SAVE
  • DUMPALL - outputs SET commands that would recreate the current dataset - used for persisting data

Auto-persist

The server auto saves the current dataset to a file called persist.db. This can be disabled with the -n or --no-save command line option