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[Question]: Compatibility with Redis #78

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prologic opened this issue Aug 2, 2015 · 4 comments
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[Question]: Compatibility with Redis #78

prologic opened this issue Aug 2, 2015 · 4 comments

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prologic commented Aug 2, 2015

How compatible is redislite with Redis itself and it's API(s)?

Could redisco be easily integrated with both redislite and redis proper and interchangably swapped?

@dwighthubbard
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Redislite contains an actual redis server so it is 100% compatible. Some of the base examples in the documentation cover using features such as replication.

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Redislite's Redis and StrictRedis classes are extended versions of the redis-py classes by the same name.

Looking at the code for redisco you should be able to pass a redislite object to the container instead of a redis-py connection and it would just work.

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I just submitted a pull request that would add support for using redislite if it's installed.

kiddouk/redisco#43

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prologic commented Aug 2, 2015

Oh sweet; you guys rock :)

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