redis-entities 1.0.1

Redis Entities

RedisEntities

How to install it?

You can install RedisEntites from this Github repository with python3 setup.py install, or just install it directly from pypi with pip3 install redis-entities.

What is it?

Redis Entities is a small library that allows you to map represent certain entities in Redis. An Entity could be for example a Hashmap type and stores information about one User that currently requested a password reset. Each Entity has a predefined Prefix used to differentiate the different types of Entities you create. There are 4 different RedisEntities you can use:

• RedisListEntity
• RedisSetEntity
• RedisHashmapEntity
• RedisSecureHashmapEntity

RedisSecureHahmapEntity is a subclass of RedisHashmapEntity that provides Integrity protection to all of the contained data in this hashmap.

How does it work?

To create an own Entity, just subclass from one of the Provided RedisEntity Base classes.
Note, that every Entity has to set the redis_client Class Attribute to an instance of Redis from redis-py, or a class that supports all methods that Redis from redis-py does.

RedisListEntity

import redis
from redis_entities import RedisListEntity
class JobQueueEntity(RedisListEntity):
    redis_client = redis.Redis(...)
    Prefix = "JobQueue"

JobQueueEntity.lpush("Worker1", "command1")
assert JobQueueEntity.length("Worker1") == 1

Supported Methods are:

• lpush
• brpop
• get
• length
• clear

RedisSetEntity

import redis
from redis_entities import RedisSetEntity
class AccessTokensEntity(RedisSetEntity):
    redis_client = redis.Redis(...)
    Prefix = "AccessTokens"

AccessTokensEntity.add("User1", "Token1")
AccessTokensEntity.add("User2", "Token1")
assert AccessTokensEntity.exists("User1", "Token1") is True

Supported Methods are:

• add
• delete
• clear
• exists
• list_all
• length

RedisHashmapEntity

import redis
from redis_entities import RedisHashmapEntity
class VerifyEmailTokens(RedisHashmapEntity):
    redis_client = redis.Redis(...)
    Prefix = "VerifyEmailTokens"
    Contents = (
        "MandatoryKey1",
        "MandatoryKey2"
    )
    Expire = 180

VerifyEmailTokens.store("[e-mail]", MandatoryKey1="Value1", MandatoryKey2="Value2")
loaded_entity = VerifyEmailTokens.load("[e-mail]")
assert loaded_entity.MandatoryKey1 == b"Value1"
assert loaded_entity.MandatoryKey1 == b"Value2"
assert VerifyEmailTokens.exists("[e-mail]") is True

Supported Methods are:

• store
• load
• exists
• length
• delete
• length

All Keys are stored as strings, all values are stored as bytes.

RedisSecureHashmapEntity

import redis
from redis_entities import RedisSecureHashmapEntity
class VerifyEmailTokens(RedisSecureHashmapEntity):
    redis_client = redis.Redis(...)
    Prefix = "VerifyEmailTokens"
    Contents = (
        "MandatoryKey1",
        "MandatoryKey2"
    )
    HMACKey = b"A" * 64
    Expire = 180

_, secret_information, = VerifyEmailTokens.store("[e-mail]", MandatoryKey1="Value1", MandatoryKey2="Value2")
assert isinstance(secret_information, RedisSecureHashmapEntity.SecureIntegrityEntityInformation)
loaded_entity = VerifyEmailTokens.load("[e-mail]")
assert loaded_entity.MandatoryKey1 == b"Value1"
assert loaded_entity.MandatoryKey1 == b"Value2"

Supported Methods are:

• the same as RedisHashmapEntity