ashredis - Redis Object Storage Library
Overview
Python library for Redis object storage with async interface.
Installation
pip install ashredis
Basic Usage Example
import asyncio
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Optional
from ashredis import RedisObject, RedisParams, RecordBase, MISSING
# Define data model
@dataclass
class User(RecordBase):
username: Optional[str] = MISSING
email: Optional[str] = MISSING
age: Optional[int] = MISSING
async def main():
# Configure Redis connection
redis_params = RedisParams(
host="localhost",
port=6379,
password="",
db=0
)
# Create RedisObject instance
async with RedisObject(redis_params=redis_params) as redis_obj:
# Create and save object
user = User(
username="test_user",
email="user@example.com",
age=30
)
# Save object to Redis
await redis_obj.save(record=user, key="user_1")
# Load object from Redis
loaded_user = await redis_obj.load(record_type=User, key="user_1")
print(f"Loaded user: {loaded_user.username}, {loaded_user.email}")
# Update object
loaded_user.age = 31
await redis_obj.save(record=loaded_user, key="user_1")
# Delete object
await redis_obj.delete(record_type=User, key="user_1")
if __name__ == "__main__":
asyncio.run(main())
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