redis-management 1.0.2

A utility package for managing Redis keys.

Redis Management

A utility package for managing Redis keys in Python. This package provides an easy-to-use interface for interacting with Redis, including setting, getting, and managing expiration of keys.

Features

• Manage public keys in Redis
• Set and get values (including JSON and boolean)
• Create and validate OTP codes
• Set and get expiration times for keys
• Check if a key exists and delete it

Requirements

• Python 3.6+
• Redis server
• redis
• Optional: python-decouple for configuration

Installation

You can install this package directly from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/AAbbasRR/redis-manager.git

Alternatively, clone the repository and install manually:

git clone https://github.com/AAbbasRR/redis-manager.git
cd my_redis_utils
pip install .

Configuration

By default, the package uses localhost and the default Redis port (6379). You can configure the Redis connection using python-decouple or by providing the parameters directly.

Configuration Keys

• REDIS_HOST: The hostname or IP address of the Redis server. Default is localhost.
• REDIS_PORT: The port number on which the Redis server is listening. Default is 6379.
• REDIS_DB: The Redis database number to use. Default is 0.
• FERNET_KEY: Before using the application, it's essential to set up the FERNET_KEY. This key is used for encrypting and decrypting sensitive data.

Example Configuration using python-decouple

1. Install python-decouple:

   pip install python-decouple
   

2. Create a .env file in your project root and add your Redis configuration:

   REDIS_HOST=localhost
   REDIS_PORT=6379
   REDIS_DB=0
   FERNET_KEY=YourGeneratedKeyHere
   

3. Use the configuration in your code:

   from my_redis_utils.redis_manager import RedisManager
   redis_manager = RedisManager(identifier="user123", key="session_token")
   

Generating the FERNET_KEY

To generate a FERNET_KEY, you can use the following command in your terminal:

python -c "from cryptography.fernet import Fernet; print(Fernet.generate_key().decode())"

Usage

Example Code

python from my_redis_utils.redis_manager import RedisManager

Initialize RedisManager with identifier and key

redis_manager = RedisManager(identifier="user123", key="session_token")

Set a value

redis_manager.set_value("some_value")

Get a value

value = redis_manager.get_value()
print(value)

Set a JSON value

redis_manager.set_json_value({"key": "value"})

Get a JSON value

json_value = redis_manager.get_json_value()
print(json_value)

Create and set OTP key

otp_code = redis_manager.create_and_set_otp_key()
print(otp_code)

Validate OTP code

is_valid = redis_manager.validate(otp_code)
print(is_valid)

Check if key exists

exists = redis_manager.exists()
print(exists)

Delete the key

redis_manager.delete()

Exception Handling

The package provides custom exceptions for better error handling:

• RedisException: Base exception for Redis errors.
• KeyNotFoundException: Raised when a key is not found in Redis.
• InvalidKeyException: Raised when an invalid key is provided.

Example:

from my_redis_utils.redis_manager import RedisManager
from my_redis_utils.exceptions import KeyNotFoundException

try:
    redis_manager = RedisManager(identifier="user123", key="non_existent_key")
    value = redis_manager.get_value()
except KeyNotFoundException:
    print("Key not found in Redis.")

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request for any improvements or bug fixes.

Author

Abbas Rahimzadeh - [e-mail]

Acknowledgments

Special thanks to the open-source community for their valuable contributions and resources.