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redkey

v0.2.0

Published

Function for generating keys to use in a Redis database

Downloads

6

Readme

RedKey

A small utility for generating consistent keys. Useful for working with KV stores such as Redis

How to use

You can just require it and start creating keys:

var redkey = require('redkey');

var key = redkey('my', 'key'); // returns "my:key"

By default keys are glued together using a colon. You can, however, configure this:

var redkey = require('redkey').configure({
  separator: '.'
});

var key = redkey('my', 'key'); // returns "my.key"

Other configuration options are available:

var redkey = require('redkey').configure({
  separator: '.',       // the character to seperate key components with
  namespace: 'company', // a string to prefix all keys with
  suffix: 'debug',      // a string to suffix all keys with
  version: 'v1'         // a string to include in each key. This appears before the key itself but after the namespace
});

var key = redkey('my', 'key'); // returns "company.v1.my.key.debug"

Tests

You can run the tests with the following command:

npm test

Contributing

Send a PR!