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redis-drs

v1.3.4

Published

redis-drs - A Redis Dump, Restore and Sync Tool

Downloads

13

Readme

redis-drs - A Redis Dump, Restore and Sync Tool

Inspired by pyredis-dump

Build on top of ioredis, so it's offer all ioredis features

Features

  • Supports all Redis data types;
  • Dump/Restore/Sync TTL and expiration times;
  • Dumps are human readable
  • Dumps are line-aligned (can be streamed)
  • Can load TTL OR original expiration time for expiring keys;
  • Can be used as a module in a larger program or as a standalone utility

Usage

CLI Basic Example

npm i -g redis-drs

redis-drs dump --filePath dump.csv --uri redis://localhost:6379/0 --pattern 'username:*'
redis-drs restore --filePath dump.csv --uri redis://localhost:6380/0
redis-drs sync --sourceUri redis://localhost:6379/0 --targetUri redis://localhost:6380/0

# For help
redis-drs dump --help

Package Basic Example

npm i -S redis-drs

Dump

import { RedisDRS } from 'redis-drs';

const redis = new RedisDRS({ path: 'redis://localhost:6379/0' });
const data = redis.dump({ filePath: 'dump.csv', pattern: 'username:*' });

// Total keys is always the first item in the iterator
const total = (await data.next()).value as number;
console.log(`Total keys: ${total}`);

for await (const val of data) {
    // Here you can reach data stream copy
}

redis.disconnect();

Restore

import { RedisDRS } from 'redis-drs';

const redis = new RedisDRS({ path: 'redis://localhost:6379/0' });
const data = await redis.restore({
    filePath: 'dump.csv',
    useTtl: true,
    bulkSize: 1000,
});

// Total keys is always the first item in the iterator
const total = (await data.next()).value as number;
console.log(`Total keys: ${total}`);

for await (const val of data) {
    // Here you can reach data stream copy
}

redis.disconnect();

Sync

import { RedisDRS } from 'redis-drs';

const redis = new RedisDRS({ path: 'redis://localhost:6379/0' });
const data = await redis.sync({
    targetRedisOptions: { path: 'redis://localhost:6380/0' },
    pattern: 'username:*',
    useTtl: true,
});

// Total keys is always the first item in the iterator
const total = (await data.next()).value as number;
console.log(`Total keys: ${total}`);

for await (const val of data) {
    // Here you can reach data stream copy
}

redis.disconnect();