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Package redis
Short Description an incomplete redis library
License BSD-3-Clause
Homepage http://github.com/henderjon/redis
Informations about the package redis
henderjon/redis
a simple and (in)complete redis library
Peruse the tests or, if present, the examples directory to see usage.
RedisProtocol
RedisProtocol
is responsible for holding a connection to a Redis server,
translating PHP functions/args into the Redis
protocol, and reading/writing to the
connection. It allows for pipelining (via
pipe()
) ~~and uses __call()
to allow for the variability in Redis function
names and arguments~~. Extending RedisProtocol
or only implemnting the trait
in whose methods your interested, is simple and effective if
you're 1) not interested in pub/sub and 2)
familiar with Redis.
RedisSubscription
RedisSubscription
is a wrapper/shorthand to the
pub/sub model of Redis and returns lambdas
that allow for looping/listening as part of a subscription
(example). Extend RedisSubscription
to get all of
RedisProtocol
+ pub/sub in PHP.
RedisExceptions
All Redis errors are thrown as RedisExceptions. Protocol errors are thrown as RedisProtocolExceptions.
Redis
The Redis
class implements all** the methods that Redis has available as of
v3.0 and has a few constants for those instances where keywords are used as
switches within a Redis function. It composes a series of traits that
represent the divisions present in the Redis command documentation.
Interfaces are included--also broken into sections via the Redis command documentation. This allows the usage of individual traits/interfaces if only a subset of Redis functionality is desired.
I would recommend against using the PubSubTrait
methods as
RedisSubscription
abstracts a lot of the dirty work.
There are a few instances where one Redis function has been broken into two or
more PHP functions as Redis uses some keywords as arguments. For example
bitop
has been broken into Redis::bitopAnd()
, Redis::bitopOr()
,
Redis::bitopXor()
, Redis::bitopNot()
for (potentially) clearer PHP
implementation(s).
**There are a handful of exceptions: Redis::clusterSetSlot()
,
Redis::echo()
, and Redis::sort()
I recommend looking through the code and the examples. However, I've auto generated some documentation for your delight and edification.