cmemcache_hash enables python-memcached to use the very same hashing algorithm that the cmemcache module uses.
This is useful when you’re mixing cmemcache and python-memcached or other libraries that use the cmemcache-style hashing algorithm, like PostgreSQL’s pgmemcache module.
Setup
Simply install the module and import it, and it is enabled:
import cmemcache_hash
If you feel like deactivating, use:
cmemcache_hash.deactivate()
Or reactivating it:
cmemcache_hash.activate()
License
The BSD three-clause license. See attached LICENSE file.
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