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redis-utils-json

v1.0.0

Published

Handy dandy redis utilities for JSON on the web

Downloads

28

Readme

JSON Utils for Redis

Storing data on your server has never been so easy

developer docs: github pages

Intro

Redis is great, but callback based libraries aren't. I created this library because I work with a lot os JSON responses, and I like to store thise in Redis. Redis is SUPER fast. If you're using Node >6.10, this is the library for you.

Prerequisites

the only requirement is that you have a Redis server running. This is normally on redis://localhost:6379, or if you use Heorku - they'll give you the URL.

Usage

// ES5 imports
const Redis = require('redis-utils-json');
const client = new Redis('some-redis-url');

const { data, found } = await client.getKey('contentful:fhdjksd');
if (found) // do something with data

const keys = await client.getKeys('contentful:*')

await client.setKey('contentful:fhsdkjf', { oi: 'ayy ' })

await client.delKey('contentful:fhsdkjf')

// there's a really neat higher order caching function.
// say you want to cache an API response, you can use Redis#cache
// this checks redis for the key, and if found, resolves that data,
// before running the data getting function and updating the store
// if it's not found, you'll get the result of dataGettingFunction
// before the store is updated
const data = await cache('someKey', dataGettingFunction);