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Informations about the package redis

InitPHP Redis Management

⚠️ DEPRECATED — No Longer Maintained

This package was a thin convenience wrapper around the PHP ext-redis extension, adding prefix handling and automatic serialize() of values. As part of the InitPHP package consolidation, it has been retired:

  • PHP 8+ ships ext-redis with fully typed methods, so a wrapper adds little over the native API.
  • The automatic serialize() adds non-trivial CPU + network overhead and is rarely what callers want today.
  • No package in the InitPHP ecosystem currently depends on this one. (initphp/cache and initphp/sessions both talk to \Redis directly.)

This repository is kept read-only for historical reference. No further updates will be released.

What to use instead

Pick the closest match to what you were doing:

Caching key/value data — use initphp/cache with its bundled Redis handler:

Storing session data — use initphp/sessions with its RedisAdapter. See the Sessions README for the Redis usage example.

Anything else (Pub/Sub, Lua scripts, Cluster, pipelining, low-level Redis commands) — call \Redis directly. It is the canonical, fully-typed entry point and supports the full Redis feature surface:

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This library was born to facilitate and customize the use of getter and setter of PHP and Redis.

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Copyright © 2022 MIT License

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Requires php Version >=7.4
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