angel3_redis 8.1.1

An Angel3 service provider for Redis. Works well for caching volatile data.

Angel3 Redis

Forked from angel_redis to support NNBD

Redis-enabled services for the Angel3 framework. RedisService can be used alone, or as the backend of a CacheService, and thereby cache the results of calling an upstream database.

Installation

package:angel3_redis requires Angel3.

In your pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
    angel3_framework: ^8.0.0
    angel3_redis: ^8.0.0

Usage

Pass an instance of RespCommandsTier2 (from package:resp_client) to the RedisService constructor. You can also pass an optional prefix, which is recommended if you are using angel3_redis for multiple logically-separate collections. Redis is a flat key-value store; by prefixing the keys used, angel3_redis can provide the experience of using separate stores, rather than a single node.

Without a prefix, there's a chance that different collections can overwrite one another's data.

Notes

• Neither index, nor modify is atomic; each performs two separate queries.angel3_redis stores data as JSON strings, rather than as Redis hashes, so an update-in-place is impossible.
• index uses Redis' KEYS functionality, so use it sparingly in production, if at all. In a larger database, it can quickly become a bottleneck.
• remove uses MULTI+EXEC in a transaction.
• Prefer using update, rather than modify. The former only performs one query, though it does overwrite the current contents for a given key.
• When calling create, it's possible that you may already have an id in mind to insert into the store. For example, when caching another database, you'll preserve the ID or primary key of an item. angel3_redis heeds this. If no id is present, then an ID will be created via an INCR call.

Example

Also present at example/main.dart:

import 'package:angel3_redis/angel3_redis.dart';
import 'package:resp_client/resp_client.dart';
import 'package:resp_client/resp_commands.dart';
import 'package:resp_client/resp_server.dart';

main() async {
  var connection = await connectSocket('localhost');
  var client = RespClient(connection);
  var service = RedisService(RespCommandsTier2(client), prefix: 'example');

  // Create an object
  await service.create({'id': 'a', 'hello': 'world'});

  // Read it...
  var read = await service.read('a');
  print(read['hello']);

  // Delete it.
  await service.remove('a');

  // Close the connection.
  await connection.close();
}