Example for the REDIS_URL for the redisdown #311
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Thanks for your pull request. Sorry for getting to this only now. I'm happy to merge this change provided it passes the test suite. If you could rebase it against the latest master, that should fix the current Travis errors. |
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I will take a look. That was a while ago ;) |
This is a quick and dirty example of where I put the redisdown REDIS_URL in so that one could use redis on heroku or if your redis server is not on localhost. This example is based on a 2016 hack that I did, and I haven't proved it out on the most recent plugin based code. Update index.js Not all level backend databases are redis.
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Rebased and provided a different URL for leveldown services. |
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Thanks @seigel! |
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This is a quick and dirty example of where I put the redisdown REDIS_URL in so that one could use redis on
heroku or if your redis server is not on localhost. This example is based on a 2016 hack that I did, and I
haven't proved it out on the most recent plugin based code.