r3dis: Python implemented Redis server

Tired of DevOps telling you not deploy Redis on your system? Stuck in python environment but still want simple data structure store to sync between you threads?

r3dis is a pure python implementation of the popular data store. it's create tcp server that support resp protocol and can be used as regular redis server.

to install, run:

pip install r3dis

to start redis server, run:

python -m r3dis

to start inside python thread:

from threading import Thread

from r3dis.server import RedisServer

server = RedisServer(("127.0.0.1", 6379))
t = Thread(target=server.serve_forever, daemon=True)
t.start()

currently supported commands:

• CONFIG SET
• CONFIG GET
• ACL HELP ~
• ACL GENPASS
• ACL CAT
• ACL DELUSER
• ACL SETUSER
• ACL GETUSER
• LPUSH
• CLIENT LIST
• CLIENT ID
• CLIENT SETNAME
• CLIENT GETNAME
• CLIENT KILL
• CLIENT PAUSE
• CLIENT UNPAUSE
• CLIENT REPLY
• INFO
• AUTH
• FLUSHDB
• SELECT
• PING
• QUIT
• DBSIZE
• ECHO
• GET
• SET
• DEL
• HSET
• HGETALL
• KEYS
• APPEND

in the future:

• more commands
• support for multiple client using asyncio loop instead of thread per client

you are invited to help :)