• Connecting to a server
• Connect to the default host (127.0.0.1) and port (6379)
• Connect to a server using parameters
• Connect to multiple servers
• Automatically perform authentication and database selection when connecting
• Supported connection parameters
• Sending commands
• The simple (and most common) way
• The long (but more programmatic) way
• The longest (and partially discouraged) way
• Pass a dynamic list of arguments when creating an instance of a command
• Pass a dynamic list of arguments on an existing command instance
• Pass a fixed list of arguments on an existing command instance
• Send raw commands** (it does not currently work with clustered connections)
• Define your own commands by extending one of the following base classes
• Server profiles
• Set a different server profile when instanciating a new Predis\Client instance
• Get an instance of the default server profile supported by the current version of Predis
• Get an instance of a server profile supported by Predis by using a version string
• Pipelining
• Initialize a pipeline inside of a block of code using an anonymous function
• Client-side sharding
• Initialize a clustered client and set/retrieve key-values using key tags