Make __getitem__ raise a KeyError for missing keys #192
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In redis-py, attempting to use __getitem__ with a non-existent key causes a KeyError to be raised, while fakeredis returns None. This change makes it so that __getitem__ in fakeredis works the same way as in redis-py.
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In redis-py, attempting to use getitem with a non-existent key
causes a KeyError to be raised, while fakeredis returns None. This
change makes it so that getitem in fakeredis works the same way as
in redis-py.
Fixes #191