redis-collections/examples/better-example-mock.js

Collection based views for Redis

// const redis = require('redis')
const redis = require('fakeredis')
// const {Store, RedisSet, RedisIdToSet, RedisIdToMap} = require("redis-collections").Mock
const {Store, RedisSet, RedisIdToSet, RedisIdToMap} = require("..").Mock

async function test() {
    const store = new Store(redis.createClient())
    const data = {}
    const users = {
        list: new RedisSet({key: 'users', data}),
        settings: new RedisIdToMap({key: 'user:${userId}:settings', data}),
        friends: new RedisIdToSet({key: 'user:${userId}:friends', data})
    }

    const createUsers = [
        users.list.addAll(["U1", "U2"]),
        users.settings.setAll("U1", {name: "USER1"}),
        users.settings.setAll("U2", {name: "USER2"}),
        users.friends.add("U1", "U2"),
        users.friends.add("U2", "U1")
    ]
    await store.promise(createUsers)

    const userIds = await store.promise(users.list.getList())
    const loadList = userIds.map(userId => ({
        id: userId,
        settings: users.settings.getMap(userId),
        friends: users.friends.getList(userId)
    }))
    const userList = await store.promise(loadList)

    console.log("createUsers =", createUsers)
    console.log("userIds =", userIds)
    console.log("loadList =", loadList)
    console.log("userList =", userList)
    console.log("data =", JSON.stringify(data, null, 4))
}
test()