A simple object wrapper over the hash type in redis.
Define your own models, note the second argument in the super call is used to define the namespace of your model:
redis = (require 'redis').createClient()
RedisModel = require 'redis-model'
class Blog extends RedisModel
constructor: ->
super redis, 'Blog'
@addFields 'url', 'date', 'content'
Create instances with automatic keys, or use your own:
Blog.newItem (err, blogInstance) ->
# Do stuff with blogInstance with automatic key
Blog.withKey 'akey', (err, blogInstance) ->
# Do stuff with blogInstance with set key
New: Sort command is available on your model to quickly get a list of your items from a list of keys
Blog.sort 'externalSetOfKeys', { alpha: true, skip: 10, take: 5 }, (err, blogs) ->
# Sort by alphabetical order on the keys, skip 10 records and take 5 records
blogs[0] == { key: 'key', url: 'url', date: 'date', content: 'content' }
Blog.sort 'externalSetOfKeys', { byField: 'url', alpha:true, asc: false }, (err, blogs) ->
# Sort the keys by the url field of your blogs, in alphabetical descending order
Blog.sort 'externalSetOfKeys', { by: 'nosort', getKey: false }, (err, blogs) ->
# Don't worry about sorting, and don't worry about pulling back the key
Get values simply:
blogInstance.url (err, url) ->
console.log url
blogInstance.getAll (err, blog) ->
console.log blog.url
console.log blog.date
console.log blog.content
You can save values one at a time, or lock for full advantage
# Save a value straight away
blogInstance.url 'http://www.google.com', (err) ->
# Value is saved at this point
# Lock and save multiple values at once
blogInstance.lock()
blogInstance.url 'url'
blogInstance.date 'date'
blogInstance.content 'content'
blogInstance.unlock (err) ->
# All values saved in one call - this is much faster than saving each individually
blogInstance.setAll { url: 'url', date: 'date', content: 'content' }, (err) ->
# All values are saved in one call here too
NEW: Has a multi interface that lets you save your data at the same time as other keys. It adds two methods to the multi interface, setAll and setField.
# setField example
blogInstance.multi()
.sadd('AllBogs', blogInstance.key)
.setField('url', 'www.newUrl.com')
.exec cb
# setAll example
blogInstance.multi()
.sadd('AllBogs', blogInstance.key)
.setAll({ url: 'www.url.com', date: 'date', content: 'content' })
.exec cb
$ npm install redis-model1000 normal sequential requests done in 79ms
✔ Pure redis (read)
1000 redis-model sequential requests done in 68ms
✔ Redis-Model (read)
500 redis-model sequential requests for two fields done in 46ms
✔ Redis-Model with locking (read)
1000 normal sequential requests done in 62ms
✔ Pure redis (save)
500 redis-model sequential requests for two fields done in 38ms
✔ Redis-Model with locking (save)©2012 Felix Jorkowski and available under the MIT license:
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