=====================
Data provider plugin for loading data stored in a [Redis in-memory database](http://redis.io/).
Installation
------------
```
git clone https://github.com/phovea/phovea_data_redis.git
cd phovea_data_redis
npm install
```
Testing
-------
```
npm test
```
Building
--------
```
npm run build
```
Usage
------------
The plugin is currently used to load ID mapping files.
### Flush Mapping Database
```bash
redis-cli
select 3
flushall
```
Administrating Redis from your host machine
------------
Follow this steps if you want to administrate the Redis instance that is installed inside the virtual machine (using Vagrant)
1. Download any Redis administration tool (e.g., [Redis Desktop Manager](https://redisdesktop.com/))
2. Start docker-compose in debug mode: `docker-compose-debug up -d`
3. Access via localhost
Backing up a Redis DB: -> https://www.npmjs.com/package/redis-dump
Restoring in a named volume:
1. launch container
```
docker run -it -v workspacename_db_redis_data:/data -v F:\w\workspace_name\_backup\:/backup --name test redis:3.2-alpine sh ; docker rm test
```
2. within shell
```
redis-server --appendonly yes &
cd /backup
cat redis_db_dump_id.txt | redis-cli -n 3
cat redis_db_dump_mapping.txt | redis-cli -n 4
exit
```
3. use backup tool to backup
```
./docker-backup backup db_redis_data
```
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