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yas-redis

v1.1.4

Published

A Redis client

Downloads

15

Readme

yas-redis

A Redis client

It's an extension for yaml-scene

Features:

  • Redis live query tool
  • Execute redis command in scenario

Easy to create step by step for migration
Easy to connect to many servers

Sharing

  1. Redis live query tool

Details document

Wiki Pages

Prerequisite

Installation

  yas add yas-redis        # npm install -g yas-redis OR yard global add yas-redis

Example

Examples scenario files

Redis executor

Execute redis command in scenario

- yas-redis:
    title: Redis in localhost
    uri:                                      # redis://user:pass@ip:port/db
    commands:                                 # Redis command
      - set name "thanh 01"                   # - Set "thanh 01" to key "name"
      - set age 10                            # - Set "10" to key "age"

      - flushdb                               # - flushdb, flushall

      - cmd:                                  # Command with args for object
          - hmset
          - post
          - name: 10
            age: 11

      - title: Cached post data               # Command title
        cmd: hset post 10 '{"name":10}'       # Redis co  

      - title: Get post data in cached        # Command title
        cmd: hget post 10                     # Redis command
        var: post                             # Set result to "post" var  
        
      - cmd: !function                        # Write code in command
          () {                                # Declare variable is used. Redis is [ioredis](https://github.com/luin/ioredis)
            await this.redis.set('name', thanh)    # Need "await" when use redis functions then return value to apply to variable
            const rs = await this.redis.get('name')
            return rs
          }
        var: nameValue

Live redis executor

- yas-redis/Live:
    uri:                          # redis://user:pass@ip:port/db
    opts:                         # Redis options (ioredis).
                                  # - Reference to https://github.com/luin/ioredis/blob/df04dd8/lib/redis/RedisOptions.ts#L184
    pretty: false                 # Pretty format data
    limit: 3                      # Num of line show in history
    history: true                 # Reset history or not
                                  # - true: Store commands histories
                                  # - false: Dont store commands histories
                                  # - "clean": Clean old histories before store again