Redis as dictionary
Project description
Redisary
Redis is a key-value database. Interestingly Python dictionaries are some how key-value data structure. So why not write a wrapper that maps Python dictionary to Redis server.
Installation
Simply you can install it from PyPi by following command:
pip install -U redisary
or if you prefer the latest development version, you can install it from the source:
git clone https://github.com/xurvan/redisary.git
cd redisary
python setup.py install
Quickstart
A very simple usage could be like:
from redisary import Redisary
redis = Redisary(host='127.0.0.1', db=0)
redis['k'] = 'data'
data = redis['k']
Well it works like a normal dictionary, the only advantage is data now stored on Redis and we could access it from another process.
We also could set an expire for all keys of dictionary:
from redisary import Redisary
redis = Redisary(expire=800)
redis['k'] = 'temporary'
TODO
- Map Redis 'string' to Python 'str'
- Map Redis 'list' to Python 'list'
- Map Redis 'hash' to Python 'dict'
- Map Redis 'set' to Python 'set'
- Map Redis 'sorted set' to something!
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