Redis Persistence

Redis::Persistence is a lightweight object persistence framework, fully compatible with ActiveModel, based on Redis, easily used standalone or within Rails applications.

$ gem install redis-persistence

• 100% Rails compatibility
• 100% ActiveModel compatibility: callbacks, validations, serialization, ...
• No crazy has_many-type of semantics
• Auto-incrementing IDs
• Defining default values for properties
• Casting properties as built-in or custom classes
• Convenient "dot access" to properties (article.views.today)
• Support for "collections" of embedded objects (eg. article » comments)
• Automatic conversion of UTC-formatted strings to Time objects
• Small: 1 file, ~ 200 lines of code
• Fast: ~2000 saves/sec, ~6000 finds/sec

    require 'redis/persistence'

    Redis::Persistence.config.redis = Redis.new
    # => #<Redis client v2.2.2 connected to redis://127.0.0.1:6379/0 (Redis v2.4.1)>

    class Article
      include Redis::Persistence

      property :title
      property :body
      property :author, :default  => '(Unknown)'
      property :created
    end

    Article.create title: 'The Thing', body: 'So, in the beginning...', created: Time.now.utc

    article = Article.find(1)
    # => <Article: {"id"=>1, "title"=>"The Thing", ...}>

    article.title
    # => The Thing!

    article.created.year
    # => 2011

    article.title = 'The Cabin'
    article.save
    # => <Article: {"id"=>1, "title"=>"The Cabin", ...}>

See the examples/article.rb for full example.

(c) 2011, Social Insider, s.r.o., released under the MIT License.