Flask-Redislite 0.1.1

Using Flask with Redislite

Flask-Redislite

Using Flask with Redislite, also redis-collections and rq.

Installation

Using pip

pip install Flask-Redislite

Usage

Choose the path for your Redislite data file, then include to your application config

REDISLITE_PATH = '<path/to/redis/file.rdb>'

Create new redis instance within your application

from flask import Flask
from flask_redislite import FlaskRedis

app = Flask(__name__)

rdb = FlaskRedis(app)
# with redis-collections:
# rdb = FlaskRedis(app, collection = True)

Then use it on your view

rdb.connection.set('foo1', 'bar1')
print rdb.connection.get('foo1')

# redis-collections
collection = rdb.collection
d = collection.dict('123456')
d['foo'] = 'bar'
print d

RQ

To use Flask-Redislite with RQ, you need to start RQ worker as a new process

from flask import Flask
from flask_redislite import FlaskRedis

app = Flask(__name__)

rdb = FlaskRedis(app, rq=True)

# Your other extensions load here
# ex: lm = LoginManager()
# ...

with app.app_context():
    rdb.start_worker()

# your codes
# ex: views function

app.run()

Then within your view enqueue the jobs:

import time

def simple_job():
    time.sleep(2)
    return 12345

queue = rdb.queue
queue['default'].enqueue(simple_job, ttl=60, result_ttl=60, job_id='321')
sleep(5)
print queue['default'].fetch_job('321').result

History

0.1.1 (07/11/2017)

• Update README.rst

• Upgrade library

0.1.0 (31/8/2016)

• Support multiple queue

0.0.5 (9/7/2016)

• Better test coverage

• Apply PEP8

• Resume lost Redislite process on restart, interrupted exit

0.0.4 (6/7/2016)

• Add test

0.0.3 (5/7/2016)

• Implement RQ

0.0.2 (3/7/2016)

• Add documents

• Fix minor codes

0.0.1 (2/7/2016)

• Initial package

• Allow to use Redislite and redis-collections from Flask