🚧 This project is experimental and not stable. Feel free to explore and experiment, but please be aware of potential issues and changes. Contributions and feedback are welcome!
A simple in-memory key-value store server, implemented in TypeScript and Node.js. Designed for lightweight storage and speedy retrieval with zero external dependencies. It uses a subset of the RESP (Redis Serialization Protocol) wire protocol for communication and supports passive key expiry.
To start the in-memory database server, use the following command:
pnpm startThis will start the server on the default port (6379). You can now connect to the database using a client that supports the RESP protocol, such as redis-cli.
The RESP (REdis Serialization Protocol) is a simple, binary-safe protocol used by Redis for client-server communication. This database server implements the RESP protocol, allowing you to interact with it using standard Redis clients.
For more information on the RESP protocol, refer to the official documentation.
- Persistance and auto recovery
- Active key expiry
- More data types