Comredis is your comrade for Redis command generation in Elixir. It helps you generate correct commands with the right arity. You can then use your favorite client to push them to Redis.
It parses the Redis commands documentation and generates functions in compile-time. All functions are defined in the Comredis module.
Add the :comredis dependency to your mix.exs file:
defp dependencies do
[{:comredis, ">= 0.0.0"}]
endThen run $ mix deps.get to install it.
Comredis.client_list
#=> ["CLIENT", "LIST"]
Comredis.get("k")
#=> ["GET", "k"]
Comredis.mget(["k1", "k2"])
#=> ["MGET", "k1", "k2"]
Comredis.set("k", "v")
#=> ["SET", "k", "v"]
# Using SET with expire time. It allows only the options the command accepts
Comredis.set("k", "v", ex: 10)
#=> ["SET", "k", "v", "EX", 10]You also get nice documentation for each command directly from the Redis' documentation. You can even check it out right off your IEx session.
h Comredis.get
def get(key)
Get the value of a key
Group: string
Available since Redis version 1.0.0.
Time complexity: O(1)
Arguments:
key
- Tested against clients(Redix and Exredis)
- Increase the amount of examples for the generated functions with doctests
- Property based testing to guarantee it will not crash the application
- Generate typespecs
- Type check the command arguments
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