redis-json-dict

Usage

>>> import redis
... redis_client = redis.Redis("localhost", 6379)
... d = RedisJSONDict(redis_client, prefix="my_dict")
... d
{}

All user modifications, including mutation of nested lists or dicts, are immediately synchronized to the Redis server.

Design Requirements

The dictionary implements Python's collections.abc.MutableMapping interface.
All values stored in Redis are JSON-encoded, readily inspected with developer eyeballs and possible to operate on from clients in languages other than Python.
Keys may be prefixed to reduce the likelihood of collisions when one Redis is shared by multiple applications.
No data is cached locally, so it is impossible to obtain a stale result. However, the dictionary may be composed with other libraries, such as cachetools, to implement TTL caching for example.
Top-level items like d['sample'] may be accessed without synchronizing the entire dictionary. Nested objects like d['sample']['color'] are supported (but may be less efficient).
Mutating nested items, with operations like d['sample']['color'] = 'red' or d['sample']['positions'].append(3) triggers synchronization.

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