Flask-Redistore

Adds Redis to your Flask Appliation.

Install

$ pip install Flask-Redistore

Usage

import flask
from flask.ext.redistore import Redistore

app = flask.Flask(__name__)
app.config["REDIS_URI"] = "redis://:password@localhost/0"

redis = Redistore(app)
redis.set("My key", "the value!")
redis.get("My key")

Usage (advanced)

import flask
import redis

from flask.ext.redistore import Redistore

redis = Redistore(redis_class=redis.StrictRedis)

def create_app(name=__name__):
    app = flask.Flask(name)
    app.config["REDIS_URI"] = "redis://:password@localhost/0"

    redis.init_app(app)

    return app

create_app()

redis.set("My new key", "Another Value!")
redis.get("My new key")

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