Kreds is a thread-safe, idiomatic, coroutine based Redis client written in 100% Kotlin.

• Kreds is designed to be EASY to use.
• Kreds has clean API, clear return types, avoid the dreaded null pointer exception at compile time!
• Kreds is built around coroutines, providing you an imperative paradigm of programming without blocking threads, futures or callback hell, thanks to Kotlin Coroutines!
• Run blocking commands without blocking Java threads. (Only the inexpensive coroutines are blocked)
• Kreds uses Netty under the hood and is truly asynchronous.
• High throughput.

• Web app cache client: Don't open multiple connections to redis, for each http request, use single connection in a thread-safe manner.
• Pub/Sub: Subscribe to multiple channels from one or multiple Redis, without being limited by java threads.

• Java 11 and above
• Compatible with Redis: 6 and above.
• Tested against Redis: 6.2.7, 7.0

You can find the user guide and documentation here 🚧

All the following redis features are supported:

• Commands operating on Strings, Hash, Lists, Keys, Sets, Sorted Sets. ✔️
• Blocking commands. ✔️
• Pipelining. ✔️
• Publish/Subscribe. ✔️
• Connection handling commands. ✔️
• RedisJSON support. ✔️
• Scripting support. ✔️
• Transactions. 🚧 [Implementation done, testing in progress.]

To use it just:

launch {
    newClient(Endpoint.from("127.0.0.1:6379")).use { client ->
        client.set("foo","100") 
        println("incremented value of foo ${client.incr("foo")}") // prints 101
        client.expire("foo",3u) // set expiration to 3 seconds
        delay(3000)
        assert(client.get("foo") == null)
    }
}

<dependency>
  <groupId>io.github.crackthecodeabhi</groupId>
  <artifactId>kreds</artifactId>
  <version>0.8</version>
</dependency>

Gradle Groovy DSL

implementation 'io.github.crackthecodeabhi:kreds:0.8'

Gradle Kotlin DSL

implementation("io.github.crackthecodeabhi:kreds:0.8")

Do you find this project useful? Please show your support by sponsoring the project.

• Patreon
• Github Sponsors

Most of the frequently used commands are implemented, if you find any command unimplemented, you are welcome to open a pull request or request for feature.

Copyright (c) 2021 Abhijith Shivaswamy

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