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hook.io-redis-client

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Listen for hook.io events and execute operations against a Redis server

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# hook.io-redis Hook.io Redis is a client-wrapper around [node_redis](https://github.com/mranney/node_redis) for interacting with a Redis server. Any command passed into the hook will be sent on to Redis, but this probably makes most sense in the context of persisting data into Redis, rather than reading it out. For a hook for using Redis pubsub messages to emit events, please see [hook.io-redis](https://github.com/stephanepericat/hookio-redis). ## Disclaimer This is a very early release, and is currently lacking several important features (not least tests), so will probably break unpleasantly if you try and use it. ## Installation git clone git@github.com:smulube/hook.io-redis-client.git cd hook.io-redis-client npm install node bin/redis-client ### Using NPM npm install hook.io-redis-client hook.io-redis-client --debug Note, using the default options hookio-redis-client will attempt to connect to Redis running on localhost on port 6379. ## Hook Event Names ### Event listeners **redis::client::exec** *command* - exec a single Redis command and pass result to callback. **redis::client::multi** *array* - array of command objects to execute within a single multi transaction ### Event emitters **redis::client::connect** - event emitted when the hook is connected to Redis **redis::client::ready** - event emitted when the Redis is ready to start receiving commands **redis::client::error** - event emitted on an error when interacting with Redis. **redis::client::end** - event emitted if Redis shuts down ## Command object Currently commands are sent to Redis as objects like this: { command: "lpush", params: [ "key", "value" ] } or { command: "ltrim", params: [ "key", 0, 20 ] } That is: the Redis command we are trying to execute, followed by an array of parameters. Parameters should match what the server is expecting or bad things will happen.