Set of basic Python collections backed by Redis.
Project description
Set of basic Python collections backed by Redis.
Status: ACTIVE
Under active development and maintenance.
Example
Redis Collections are a simple, pythonic way how to access Redis structures:
>>> from redis_collections import Dict
>>> d = Dict()
>>> d['answer'] = 42
>>> d
<redis_collections.Dict fe267c1dde5d4f648e7bac836a0168fe>
>>> d.items()
[('answer', 42)]
>>> d.update({'hasek': 39, 'jagr': 68})
>>> dict(d.items())
{'answer': 42, 'jagr': 68, 'hasek': 39}
>>> del d['answer']
>>> dict(d.items())
{'jagr': 68, 'hasek': 39}
Available collections are Dict, List, Set.
Documentation
License: ISC
© 2013 Jan Javorek <jan.javorek@gmail.com>
This work is licensed under ISC license.
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