The python interface to redis modules redismodules.io. This is a unified client using redis-py to send commands to redis, and access the modules.
To install redisplus-py run:
pip install redisplus
redisplus supports python 3.6 and higher, and is tested using 3.6 and pypy.
Documents can be found at readthedocs but below are some examples.
Connect using a pre-build redis client, for all modules
import redis
from redisplus import Client
r = redis.Redis()
rc = Client(r)
rc.status()
Access json features, setting a json key
import redis
from redisplus import Client
r = redis.Redis()
rc = Client()
rc.json.jsonset("foo", ".", "bar")
rc.exists("foo")
Dependency and package management is described using pypoetry, unit tests are defined with tox. Assuming you have a valid version of python available as the binary python, the easiest way to provision an environment is by creating a virtual env, and provisioning the environment:
python -m venv .venv
source .venv/bin/activate
pip install --upgrade pip poetry
poetry install
Tests are written with pytest, and most easily run by running pytest. Support for individual markers can be found in the project's pyproject.toml file. Similarly, if you have pyenv installed, tox uses pyenv to find versions of python, for validating tests across multiple python versions. tox -listenvs will output options.
redisplus uses invoke once dependencies for convenience tasks. Run invoke -l to see the list of supported tasks.