ObjectRedisMapping(ORM) is an object-redis mapper that enables .NET developers to work with a Redis database using .NET objects. It eliminating the need for most of the data-access code and Redis schema design that developers usually need to write.
This is a toy project developed out of personal interest. I will try to use this project to experiment with some problemes in my work. Although I have no way to apply the technology used in this project in my work, I believe that the experience I gained in developing this project will be of great benefit to me.
If you are interested in this project too, you are welcome to put forward your suggestions in Issues and you are also welcome to contribute this project with me.
SINCE THIS PROJECT IS UNDER DEVELOPING, THE SHOW CASE BELOW IS JUST FOR PREVIEW THE API AND THE USAGE.
Store to Redis
var person1 = new Person
{
Name = "Tom",
Age = 18,
Fellows = new List<Person>()
};
var person2 = new Person
{
Name = "Jerry",
Age = 10
Fellows = new List<Person>()
};
person1.Fellows.Add(person2);
person2.Fellows.Add(person1);
dbContext.Save<Person>(person1);
// Redis
// PersonTom -> True
// PersonTomName -> Tom
// PersonTomeAge -> 18
// PersonTomFellows -> 1
// PersonTomFellows0 -> Jerry
// PersonJerry -> True
// PersonJerryName -> Jerry
// PersonJerryAge -> 10
// PersonJerryFellows -> 1
// PersonJerryFellows0 -> Tom
Fetch from Redis
var person = dbContext.Find<Person>("Tom");
Console.WriteLine(person.Partern.Name); // Jerry
Console.WriteLine(person.Partern.Age); // 10
Console.WriteLine(person.Fellows[0].Name); // Tom
Console.WriteLine(person.Fellows[0].Fellows[0].Age); // 18
Update in place by a dynmic proxy
var person = dbContext.Find<Person>("Tom");
person.Age = 19;
person.Fellows[0].Age = 11;
// Redis
// PersonTomAge -> 11
// PersonJerryAge -> 18
Store a linked-list
var head = new ListNode
{
Val = 1,
Next = new ListNode
{
Val = 2,
Next = new ListNode
{
Val = 3
}
}
};
dbContext.Save<ListNode>(head);
// Redis
// ListNode1 -> True
// ListNode1Val -> 1
// ListNode1Next -> 2
// ListNode2 -> True
// ListNode2Val -> 2
// ListNode2Next -> 3
// ListNode3 -> True
// ListNode3Val -> 3
// TODO
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