autocomplete with redis
Project description
autocompletion with redis based on:
usage
If you just want to store really simple things, like strings:
engine = RedisEngine()
titles = ['python programming', 'programming c', 'unit testing python',
'testing software', 'software design']
map(engine.store, titles)
>>> engine.search('pyt')
['python programming', 'unit testing python']
>>> engine.search('test')
['testing software', 'unit testing python']
If you want to store more complex data, like blog entries:
Entry.create(title='an entry about python', published=True)
Entry.create(title='all about redis', published=True)
Entry.create(title='using redis with python', published=False)
for entry in Entry.select():
engine.store_json(entry.id, entry.title, {
'published': entry.published,
'title': entry.title,
'url': entry.get_absolute_url(),
})
>>> engine.search_json('pytho')
[{'published': True, 'title': 'an entry about python', 'url': '/blog/1/'},
{'published': False, 'title': 'using redis with python', 'url': '/blog/3/'}]
# just published entries, please
>>> engine.search_json('redis', filters=[lambda i: i['published'] == True])
[{u'published': True, u'title': u'all about redis', u'url': u'/blog/2/'}]
installing
Install with pip:
pip install redis-completion
Install via git:
git clone https://github.com/coleifer/redis-completion.git cd redis-completion python setup.py install
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