ua2.redis

Library to make simples integration RedisDb with Django

Database connect string example in django settings.py file:

REDISDB = {'default': {'HOST': '127.0.0.1',
                       'PORT': 6379,
                       'DB': 0,
                       'PASSWORD': 'secret string'}}

Example access to redis database:

from ua2.redis import RedisConn

with RedisConn() as redis:
    redis.set('test', 'value')

RedisConn accept argument db_alias that point to required database from REDISDB parameters:

from ua2.redis import RedisConn

with RedisConn('db2') as redis:
    redis.set('test', 'value')

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