muffin-redis 3.6.1

Redis support for Muffin framework.

Muffin-Redis – Redis support for Muffin framework.

Contents

• Requirements

• Installation

• Usage

  • Configuration options

• Bug tracker

• Contributing

• Contributors

• License

Requirements

• python >= 3.8

Installation

Muffin-Redis should be installed using pip:

pip install muffin-redis

Optionally you may install the plugin with redislite:

$ pip install muffin-redis[redislite]

Usage

Setup the plugin and connect it into your app:

from muffin import Application
from muffin_redis import Plugin as Redis

# Create Muffin Application
app = Application('example')

# Initialize the plugin
# As alternative: redis = Redis(app, **options)
redis = Redis(address='redis://localhost')
redis.setup(app)

That’s it now you are able to use the plugin inside your views:

@app.route('/some_url', methods=['POST'])
async def some_method(request):
    """Work with redis."""
    value = await redis.get('key')
    if value is None:
        value = ...  # Do some work
        await redis.set('key', value, expire=60)

    return value

For Asyncio the muffin-redis uses aioredis library. So check the library’s docs for futher reference.

Configuration options

Name	Default value	Description
url	"redis://localhost"	Redis connection URL
db	None	Number of the Redis DB
password	None	Connection password
encoding	"utf-8"	Connection encoding
poolsize	10	Connections pool size (set 0 to disable pooling)
decode_responses	True	Decode binary responses
jsonify	False	Use json to store/read objects with get/set
blocking	True	Wait for an available connection
timeout	20	Timeout to get a connection
redislite	False	Use redislite instead of redis

Bug tracker

If you have any suggestions, bug reports or annoyances please report them to the issue tracker at https://github.com/klen/muffin-redis/issues

Contributing

Development of Muffin-Redis happens at: https://github.com/klen/muffin-redis

Contributors

• klen (Kirill Klenov)

License

Licensed under a MIT license.