redis-client-wrapper

redis-client-wrapper - a node.js wrapper for redis clients

Install with:

npm install redis-client-wrapper

Usage

create redis tlient

 
var RediedisClientWrapper = require('redis-client-wrapper');
var redisClient = RediedisClientWrapper.createClient(port, host, db_num, redisOptions);

getting redis client

 
var RediedisClientWrapper = require('redis-client-wrapper');
var redisClient = RediedisClientWrapper.getClient();

get client by name

 
var redisClient = RediedisClientWrapper.getClientByName("my_client_name");
 

get client by port

 
var redisClient = RediedisClientWrapper.getClientByPort(6379)
 

get client by db number

 
var redisClient = RediedisClientWrapper.getClientByDbNum(0);
 

get client by host

 
var redisClient = RediedisClientWrapper.getClientByHost("localhost");

get default client

 
var redisClient = RediedisClientWrapper.getDefaultClient();

set client default

 
RediedisClientWrapper.getDefaultClient(redisClient, true/false);

overloading createClient

• createClient(port, host, db_num, redisOptions);
• createClient(port, host, redisOptions);
• createClient(port, host, db_num);
• createClient(port, host)
• createClient(options)

parameters

• port - the port number (default is 6379)
• host server's host name (default is 127.0.0.1)
• db_num - number of db (default is 0)
• redisOptions - redis options (see https://www.npmjs.com/package/redis#overloading for more info)
• options - an object with the following possible properties: port, host, db_num, options

options example

{
"port":6379,
"host":"127.0.0.1",
"db_num":1,
"default":true,
"client_name":1,
"options":{
        "auth_pass":"my_password"
    }
}