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Redis
Dependencies
| SRFI | Description |
|---|---|
| 34 | Exception Handling |
| 35 | Exception Types |
| 69 | Hash Tables |
| 99 | Extended Records |
| 113 | Sets and Bags |
| 128 | Comparators |
| 133 | Vectors |
| 152 | Strings |
| 158 | Generators and Accumulators |
API
Exceptions
This library defines an SRFI-35 exception type &redis-error that gets raised when Redis returns an error. The exception type has a single field called redis-error-message containing the error message returned by Redis.
(define-condition-type &redis-error &error
redis-error?
(redis-error-message redis-error-message))Connection Management
This egg currently uses a simple TCP connection without any "bells and whistles". The two ports are kept in a record of type redis-connection in the fields input and output.
(redis-connect host port #!optional (protocol-version 1))
Connects to a (hopefully) Redis server at host:port, using the given protocol version. Defaults, like Redis itself, to version 1.
(redis-disconnect rconn)
Disconnects from rconn which must be a redis-connection.
Running Commands
(redis-run rconn command . args)
Uses connection rconn to run command with args. The args will be appended to the command, space-separated. Returns the parsed reply.
(redis-run-proc rconn proc . args)
Calls proc with the output port of the rconn as current output port, optionally with args. Returns the parsed reply.
Supported Data Types
This Redis client supports all data types up to and including as specified in RESP3.
Simple Strings
Simple strings start with + and are single-line.
+this is a simple string.
Simple Errors
Simple errors are like simple strings, but they start with a - instead.
-ERR unknown command 'helloworld'
Blob Strings
Blob strings are longer, potentially multi-line strings. Their sigil is $, followed by an integer designating the string length.
$7 chicken
Blob Errors
Analogous to simple errors, blob errors are just blob strings. Receiving one with this Redis library will raise an error.
!7 chicken
Verbatim Strings
This is exactly like the Blob string type, but the initial byte is = instead of $. Moreover the first three bytes provide information about the format of the following string, which can be txt for plain text, or mkd for markdown. This library treats verbatim strings exactly like blob strings and won't split off the format info.
=15 txt:Some string
Integers
Integers are sent to the client prefixed with :.
:180
Doubles
Doubles are prefixed with ,. The data type also allows inf for positive and -inf for negative infinity.
,1.23
Bignums
Bignums are prefixed with (.
(3492890328409238509324850943850943825024385
Booleans
True and false values are represented as #t and #f, just like in Scheme.
Null
The null type is encoded simply as _, and results in '().
Arrays
Arrays are marked with * followed by the number of entries, and get returned as srfi-133 vectors.
*3 :1 :2 :3
Maps
Maps are represented exactly as arrays, but instead of using the * byte, the encoded value starts with a % byte. Moreover the number of following elements must be even. Maps represent a sequence of field-value items, basically what we could call a dictionary data structure, or in other terms, an hash. They get returned as srfi-69 hash tables.
%2 +first :1 +second :2
Sets
Sets are exactly like the Array type, but the first byte is ~ instead of *. They get returned as srfi-113 sets.
Additionally, there is a parameter defined, redis-set-comparator, that specifies the default comparator to be used for sets. It defaults to `(make-default-comparator)`.
~4 +orange +apple #t #f
Attributes
The attribute type is exactly like the Map type, but instead of the % first byte, the | byte is used. Attributes describe a dictionary exactly like the Map type, however the client should not consider such a dictionary part of the reply, but just auxiliary data that is used in order to augment the reply.
This library returns two values in this case, the first value being the actual data reply from redis, the second one being the attributes.
About this egg
Source
The source is available at https://gitea.lyrion.ch/Chicken/redis.git.
Author
Daniel Ziltener
Version History
| 0.6 | Easier Protocol Version Setting |
| 0.5 | Initial Release |
License
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