rediswrapper 0.2.0

Pythonic wrapper for Redis Client.

# Redis Wrapper > A Pythonic Wrapper of Redis Client

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rediswrapper is a pythonic wrapper of Redis Client for end users. The whole storage

acts like a python dict as well as its child storage values.

## Installation From PyPI: `bash pip install rediswrapper ` From GitHub `bash git clone https://github.com/frostming/rediswrapper cd rediswrapper python setup.py install `

## Usage `python >>> import rediswrapper >>> redis = rediswrapper.RedisDict() # String value >>> redis['a'] = 'hello' # int value >>> redis['b'] = 2 >>> dict(redis) {'a': 'hello', 'b': 2} # Picklable object >>> import datetime >>> redis['c'] = datetime.datetime.now() # List value >>> redis['d'] = range(5) >>> redis['d'].append(0) >>> redis['d'] ListType value([0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 0]) # Hash value >>> redis['e'] = {'a': 1, 'b': 2} >>> redis['e'].get('a') 1 # Set value >>> redis['f'] = set([1, 2]) >>> redis['f'].add(3) >>> redis['f'] SetType value([1, 2, 3]) ` RedisDict will try to serialize non-sting values and store them in redis and unserialize them when fetching back.

All redis value types are mocked with respective python objects and support all standard methods as the builtin types.

To inspect those value types, one should use the ABCs defined in collections module. `python >>> from collections import Mapping >>> isinstance(redis['e'], Mapping) True `