django-heroku-redisify

Friendly Redis for Django on Heroku

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Project description

A user-friendly method to configure Django projects on Heroku to use Redis.

Inspired by the work of Randall Degges.

Place this code into your project’s settings.py:

from redisify import redisify
CACHES = redisify(default='redis://localhost')

Full documentation can be found on Read the Docs.

To install the latest version of django-heroku-redisify:

$ pip install django-heroku-redisify

or, if you must:

$ easy_install django-heroku-redisify

To install the latest development version:

$ git clone git@github.com:dirn/django-heroku-redisify.git
$ cd django-heroku-redisify
$ python setup.py install

0.2.1 - Add django-redis-cache and redis as requirements.
0.2.0 - THIS RELEASE IS NOT BACKWARDS COMPATIBLE - redisify() now returns a dict of all URLs found in the environment settings.
0.1.0 - Initial release

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This version

0.2.1

May 21, 2013

0.2.0

May 21, 2013

0.1.0

Jul 21, 2012

0.0.0

Jul 21, 2012

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