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This is just a bridge to in-memory sqlite accessible from redis connection – it does not emulate sql for redis data - both databases are completely independent,
by alfanick 10y ago
This is just a bridge to in-memory sqlite accessible from redis connection – it does not emulate sql for redis data - both databases are completely independent, unfortunately.
- siscia 10y agoWhy you say unfortunately? What are your uses cases? It is possible to have in SQLite the keys from redis, however it does require a level of complexity that must be justified.
- aalekhN 10y agoAh, I was under impression that it emulates SQL nature for redis data (kind of like an extension to InnoDB Memcache architecture). Anyways nice work @siscia, thanks for sharing !!
- camtarn 10y agoThis paragraph is what I needed to see in the project readme. Thanks.
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- gtrubetskoy 10y agoThat's not hard to do, I did that in Thredis: redis 127.0.0.1:6379> set foo bar OK redis 127.0.0.1:6379> sql "select * from foo" 1) 1) "key" 2) "val" 2) 1) "1" 2) "bar"