redis-async
A simple redis async wrapper for python3
NOTE:
Not all redis command are covered yet. Please use it after release 0.1.0.
Setup & Install
Via pip
pip install redis_async
From source
python setup.py build && python setup.py install
Example
from redis_async import RedisHash, Redis
# Initialize redis store
Redis.initialize(url='redis://redis:port', prefix='application')
class Store:
# actual redis key will be like: "application:user:1"
User = RedisHash(tpl="user:{id}")
def process_user(id):
# preprocess code ...
user = Store.User.hgetall(id)
# process user block
# ...
async def process_user_async(id):
# preprocess code ...
user = await Store.User.hgetallAsync(id)
# process user block
# ...
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